Sentence examples for less fervent from inspiring English sources
But faith in the technology is less fervent.
Others are less fervent, but enthusiastically follow and further his teachings.
Paul draws calmer — but no less fervent — crowds by maintaining a steady, sometimes monomaniacal focus on Austrian economics and shrinking government.
Deny, deflect, detonate Reprints Related items Religious schools: Holy allianceSep 13th 2007Mr Blair's successor, Gordon Brown, is thought to be less fervent.
Such doubts about the place of your own culture in the world and an eagerness to embrace the Other are less fervent elsewhere, but not uncommon.
(The English seem to favor "Love". Americans like the "X," which, though it means "kiss," still seems a bit less fervent).
Her supporters say that if Ms. Kennedy seems less than fervent in her pursuit of the Senate seat, it is out of deference to Mr. Paterson, who has discouraged open lobbying for the job.
Shivering in the damp chill, the crowd was less than fervent, and in some cases more resigned than enthralled.
Brazil, with a large domestic market that is enshrined in the country's constitution as part of the national patrimony, has been a less-than-fervent advocate of free trade.
Saffar-Harandi left me to his underling, who was less polished and more fervent.
But it was less a story of fervent nationalistic competition than the tale of two single-minded athletes who met for the ultimate prize.
