Sentence examples for fervently like from inspiring English sources

He talks fervently like a guerrilla leader up in the mountains with plans to take over the whole country.

At night, the Marriott lobby becomes a local watering hole; a band or DJ plays salsa music and people dance fervently, like they were at their daughter's wedding.

"As we were immured in the very narrow room and isolated from all the world in fervently animated Scheherazade-like tales, up until the graying of morning, we unfolded our entire lives before each other," she wrote.

And yet brands court us fervently, and sites like Inc.com regularly champion millennials with articles like "Why I love hiring millennials" and "Managing the millennial superstar".

Fervently Catholic countries, like the Philippines, which adopted two-child policies to curb their surging populations.

Completing the line becomes for Mason and Dixon a quest like those embraced so fervently by earlier Pynchon characters like Oedipa Maas and Herbert Stencil.

Sony, like Handspring, fervently believes in the coming multimedia era, even describing the Clie as a "personal entertainment organizer".

The book is fervently, strangely alive, and, like many peculiar, numinous things, "The Peregrine" has its circle of admirers.

Many years ago Jenkins gestured round him, and said fervently he hoped places like this would never vanish.

But critics say that that system, which exists in 24 states, inevitably becomes the captive of those that fervently support an objective, like outlawing abortion.

I also fervently believe that organizations like Autism One that attempt to make the utterly unscientific claim that vaccines cause autism endanger all of our children.