Sentence examples for fervently expressed from inspiring English sources

However fervently expressed in words and music, the show can barely be heard beyond downtown.

As a result, Americans reflected a nuanced concern about the consequences of a withdrawal, even as they fervently expressed hope for one.

At her constituency office on Thursday there was a fervently expressed hope, almost certainly forlorn, that the story would soon blow over.

In Senate confirmation hearings for deputy secretary of state, Richard Armitage fervently expressed his support for the five unassailable towers of political virtue: "democratization, transparency, open governance, women's issues, empowerment".

While we are in the shop a smart Chelsea woman with glossy hair and crisp jeans introduces herself and fervently expresses her gratitude to him for making "such beautiful shoes".

It's above all in her three "Compositions" and five symphonies, each written for a frankly bizarre and sui generis instrumental and vocal lineup (the symphonies include parts for speakers, who declaim religious texts), where you hear that spirituality trenchantly, fervently, and apocalyptically expressed.

Most everyone I met at Small Planet Foods expressed a fervently held belief in the value of organic farming.

In time, he came to feel that his energy might be better spent on a full-scale show after all, and he turned his attention to "Rent," which was in part a fictionalization and expansion of many of the themes in "Tick, Tick... Boom!" Jonathan, of course, did not live to experience the enormous success of "Rent," or the fulfillment of the hopes he expressed so fervently in his monologue.

They were also Cold Warriors who were fervently anti-Communist, an ideology that expressed itself in suspicion of anything that interfered with free markets.

Chicago Tribune writer Greg Kot gave the album two and a half out of four stars and expressed a mixed response towards M.I.A.'s "[embracing] pop more fervently than ever.

Other people told Mr. Bush alternately how they approved of his expressed commitment to paying down the federal debt, how much they admired his parents, how pleased they were by his strong interest in education or how fervently they wanted a tax cut.