Sentence examples for fervently wants from inspiring English sources
Hollywood fervently wants to expand in China but faces a quota: only 20 non-Chinese films are allowed to be shown in local theaters each year.
"The company's CEO fervently wants investors who care more about return on investments than reducing CO2 emissions to no longer invest in Apple.
He has also met with representatives of the six regional Off-Track Betting Corporations, whose support is critical in getting the State Legislature to approve the reduced takeout he so fervently wants.
The German chancellor, Angela Merkel, who fervently wants to keep the UK in the EU but is unwilling to make major concessions to facilitate that, will be central to the negotiations.
What had she fervently wanted for him?
European political leaders fervently want a deal to help their anemic economies grow.
Still, I fervently want Payne to lift off from the Omaha in his soul.
The C.B.A. fervently wanted to emulate the N.B.A., but it was more like a crazy carnival instead.
If Benjamin discovered a mystic language in his hashish trance, it is because he so fervently wanted to discover it.
The ambiguous language is understandable, Dr. Kramer added, because scientists studying preventive measures fervently want their findings to be meaningful.
They fervently want their offspring to get into Harvard and Eton and are unlikely to replace their love for America and Britain with a similar affection for China.
