Sentence examples for fervently enough from inspiring English sources

It's also true that such tales, when piled on fervently enough, insist on being heard.

In the past few months alone we've seen art critics like Paddy Johnson of Art Fag City call 2010 the Year of the Animated GIF (a statement she apparently believed fervently enough to curate a show about them a few months later) and Rhizome director Lauren Cornell selling GIFs at the traditionally conservative NY Armory Show this March.

on Twitter and was leading an insurgent campaign to oust GOP senators who he believed were not supporting him fervently enough, has backed every incumbent senator this fall, helping to keep out extreme candidates he previously heralded but who might be easier for Democrats to beat.

YOU can be sure of one thing about the Sept. 11 hijackers: they fervently believed in their cause, enough to kill themselves along with about 3,000 others.

We see now that Sanford is a natural exhibitionist, that he's more than comfortable baring his soul (and, by implication, other "magnificent parts of himself") before the camera, that he takes a baldly erotic pleasure in unburdening himself of private "pain" in public, and that he fervently believes we all care enough to hang on his every word.

Mr. Mugabe's defeat, while fervently hoped for, would not be enough.

That wasn't enough to stop one fervently libertarian frontbencher, John Bercow, resigning and seven others, including Mr Portillo and Mr Duncan Smith's other rival for the leadership, Kenneth Clarke, defying the whip.

Reading enough, writing well, and discussing both fervently are no longer the standards that measure my responsibilities or success.

Strangely enough, anniversaries of his death are celebrated more fervently than his birthday, Jan . 8 , 1935

Those who have fervently held political beliefs tend to have a common bond: they have enough money to do so.

One hopes, fervently, that in a not-so-distant future a democratic Russia will be rich enough to restart its space program -- as an embodiment of prosperity and free will, not of militarized tyranny preying on a terrorized nation.