Sentence examples for how ardent from inspiring English sources

That is hard to throw out the window, for Israel especially, no matter how ardent and sincere the protests.

The first is how ardent, unanimous, and organized the interim government in Honduras is against any sort of reprieve for Zelaya, much less his reinstatement.

Now Republicans know how ardent feminists felt when they saw their sister, Kathleen Willey, accuse Clinton of harassment on "60 Minutes".

No matter how ardent the courtship and how sunny the visions of the future, reality may prove a jolting journey into the unforeseen -- sometimes for better and sometimes for worse.

And when it comes along it is noticeable how ardent Europeans can get: in 2012, the US were defeated on the green at Medinah, the concept of a united Europe crossed the Atlantic and elicited unprecedented applause on the benches of the European parliament in Strasbourg.

This is how ardent conservatives end up mistakenly thinking that "everyone" knows about the dozens of Obama "missteps" that they could easily recite from heart.

This is how his ardent supporters see him, too.

Certainly, Rossini and friends trafficked in clear, often rapid-fire articulation, but how many ardent fans of "Il Barbiere di Siviglia" speak a word of Italian or care about Rosina's sentence structure?

It is how Dostoyevsky the ardent Christian was able to argue against himself, awarding Ivan Karamazov the most devastating petition against conventional Christian belief ever mounted in a novel.

Here's how Grantham, an ardent environmentalist, recommended applying that dynamic to the problem of a hot planet: People are naturally much more responsive to finite resources than they are to climate change.

It feels like a privilege to spend time with Marsh, an exemplary person with lambent emotions whose fearsome skills and hidden fears are a reminder of how exultant, sad, ardent, and swift life really is.