Sentence examples similar to fervently present from inspiring English sources
The narrative capers away to its conclusion, and the unlikely bromance developing between Amberson and Winchester is more fervently presented than anything involving Agnes, who is not permitted as much dramatic presence in the action.
Mr. Nicholson is directing and acting the subtext - the transformation of Los Angeles, the optimism that resulted from a war that made Americans feel good about themselves, Jake's tolerance of his own failures - as fervently as he is presenting what is written in the script.
Although each fervently hopes the others will give more, disaster presents an equal opportunity event for everyone to dig deep.
David Cameron's strategy for winning the referendum he hopes will keep Britain in the European Union is to present himself as "the man in the middle" between the fervently pro and fervently anti-EU brigades.
Affiliated with the Smithsonian Institution, the museum is now presenting an exhibition on skateboard culture among American Indians, who have fervently embraced the sport.
The Lincoln Center Festival presents "Miroku," a severe solo by the Japanese iconoclast Saburo Teshigawara, and "Fondly Do We Hope... Fervently Do We Pray, Bill T. Joness's meditation on Abraham Lincoln.
To the list of fervently well-meaning but underachieving theatrical ventures add "The Diary of Adolf Eichmann," a one-actor show starring Ron Paolillo being presented by the Jewish Theater of New York at the 45th Street Theater.
He speaks quietly, fervently.
Elop fervently denies this.
