Mr Bao talks fervently of a need to "change the mindset" in China.
I sat watching a woman lawyer on TV talking fervently to a stiff presenter.
He talks fervently like a guerrilla leader up in the mountains with plans to take over the whole country.
He had gone to a very good college back East, and when he talked fervently about his political beliefs Vivian admired his seriousness and his self-restraint, and the prominent tendons of his forearms.
When Mr Blair talked fervently in the Bush Library about bringing "hope to Africa" through "sustained focus, effort and engagement", was he speaking for anyone else in the room?
People open up in the most extraordinary way because they're only going to see you that once" – and he talks fervently of a former pupil at the academy and his struggles to become a teacher while battling, with the bishop's support, deportation.
Even politicians who fervently oppose abortion rarely talk openly about overturning Roe v. Wade these days.
From the moment last year when The Argonauts, Maggie Nelson's most recent book, was published in her native US, it was much talked-about, fervently recommended, highly fashionable.
All I can do is wish fervently that those photographs could talk, and wonder what they might say.
In his correspondence and phone calls, Craig continues to talk about Islam fervently, and makes clear that his long-term goal remains to live under sharia law, though no longer in Somalia.
