Sentence examples for no fervent from inspiring English sources

For a start, though no fervent public support exists for the refuelling mission, there is no passionate opposition.

William's embittered mother, Jesse Laura Linneyy), hammers him with the kind of hardheaded advice no fervent romantic wants to hear.

Today Mr Lessig may complain that "the Democratic Party excessively listens to Hollywood" on copyright issues, but he is no longer the fervent Republican of his teenage years.

There is no more fervent champion of sexual obsession than the puritan, and no more convincing exponent of the destructive power of passionate emotion than the poet of repression.

The next year, he was out.The death penalty had no more fervent opponent in the years that followed.

Paul draws calmer — but no less fervent — crowds by maintaining a steady, sometimes monomaniacal focus on Austrian economics and shrinking government.

October 4 2011 October 7 7 2011 Oct. 4-7: A mutual passion for funky blues brings together the long admired saxophonist David Sanborn and the younger but no less fervent organ player Joey DeFrancesco.

The audience for poetry is like a vastly reduced version of the audience for college football — superstitious, gossipy and divided into factions no less fervent for having only an occasional idea of what's going on outside their own campuses.

The debate is perhaps no more fervent than it is inside the head of our newly re-elected president, who must now decide what kind of policy leader he will become, both in this confrontation and throughout  his second term.

That "spirit of 2012" was about everyone contributing to a greater whole; whether they were among the hundreds of athletes, the thousands of volunteers, or the millions of spectators either fortunate enough to be in the stadium or, though no less fervent, far further afield, in front of their TVs.

No more fervent tributes have ever been paid to Coca-Cola than those that came from Allied service men who either got the opportunity to drink it or missed it unbearably during the Second World War are Take what General Carlos Romulo said in his memoirs, "I Saw the Fall of the Philippines".