Sentence examples for fervently held vision from inspiring English sources

That fervently held vision was slowly realized, complete with a gracefully arched bridge over the babbling stream — until the summer of 2006.

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

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

For that to happen, Abbott has to keep a tight lid on some of his most fervently held views, as well as his natural impulsiveness.

Schoolmates and cousins liberated their own living quarters, adding a faux-diplomatic layer to the fervently held belief that their parents had no business in their room.

FitzGerald makes clear, however, that one thing always trumped even Reagan's most fervently held beliefs, and that was his own political fortunes.

When he took the FA job, my only fervently held hope was that nothing very important would come up on his watch.

And in his desire to connect his music with fervently held political beliefs and a keen sense of his adopted Scottish identity he was ahead of his time, too.

However, a deep tension will persist until the faithful recognise that a willingness to question even one's most fervently held beliefs – the hallmark of science – is a trait that should be respected, not reviled.

Possibly emboldened by recent meetings with Macri's justice minister, Germán Garavano, Pando was giving vent to a belief fervently held among regime sympathisers that none – or few – of those murdered by the military were innocent victims.

The sales figures come out amid a war of competing conventional wisdoms, fervently held by pundits and pols.