Sentence examples for fervently identified from inspiring English sources
This is the first time I've fervently identified with a small, live octopus - of which, more in a moment.
I would suggest that most of those who identify as Democrats would even more fervently identify as "not Republicans," a sad indication that neither party holds a compelling vision for the future.
In this respect, he fervently opposed all tendencies towards technocratic governance, which he identified both in the Communist bloc in Eastern Europe, and in the rapidly expanding welfare state of the Federal Republic under Adenauer.
Far from mocking Amis, as many did, Prosser identifies with him fervently.
The usually forthcoming Ms. Wells Lawrence politely but firmly declined to identify possible clients, but said she fervently believes her ideas are still relevant.
It is essentially about a denial of the truth; for Mrs. Tracy, who believes fervently in the healing powers of summers spent in her country house, who identifies wholly with its breezes and hinges and coverlets, has only the dimmest perception of the people surrounding her.
Although three-quarters of Catalans say they want a referendum, only around half identify as separatists.If Mr Mas bows to a ban imposed by the centre it would enrage the fervently separatist Catalan Republican Left (ERC) party which props up his minority government.
For years, he fervently and inventively emulated the work of certain modernist painters -- first Cézanne, then Picasso and Miró, then the Surrealist Roberto Matta -- as if trying to identify with their thoughts and impulses, inhabit their skin, absorb their energy.
Mr. Engle fervently denies this.
