Sentence examples for fervently trust from inspiring English sources
Tom Milne, writing in The Observer was even more scathing, saying that "I ... fervently trust (OHMSS) will be the last of the James Bond films.
Vladimir Putin, President Bush's fervently trusted ally, continues to refuse all appeals from the U.S. and Israel to curtail sales to its customer at the center of terror sponsorship.
It was legal for two hundred years and nobody thought it was unconstitutional!" Scalia has a narrow view of what judges ought to be trusted to do; since he fervently insists on these limitations, the effect is one of bellicose humility.
It is to be fervently hoped everyone keeps the faith.
He had received a confusing risk analysis from the chief nuclear regulator, a fervently pro-nuclear academic whom aides said Mr. Kan did not trust.
I pray fervently this Easter morning for the diminishing of terror and the beginning of trust.
It would have been exceedingly peculiar for Jesus to advocate trusting the distributive capacity of a government just about everybody in his social world fervently wished would take the first train back to wherever it came from.
Elop fervently denies this.
