Sentence examples for particularly fervent from inspiring English sources

It was particularly fervent and open in its paganism and attracted Christian hostility.

The Reconquest, completed in 1492, was accompanied by a particularly fervent form of Catholicism.

Adding to this natural bonding, jobs in Japan confer identity, command loyalty and inspire a particularly fervent kind of dedication.

Particularly fervent are technology companies, which say that options are the most effective way to compensate and retain skilled workers.

They come to services at the compound on Saturday, the Davidians' sabbath, but their beliefs aren't particularly fervent, she said.

They are thought to be particularly fervent about trying to remake Iraq as a beacon of democracy and a country with a tilt toward Israel.

At last year's "Roskilde" festival, they were especially fervent.

Any movement, especially fervent cleaning, burns calories.

Its efficacy is assured if the priest conducts the proper rite and has the proper qualifications of ordination and, perhaps, of ritual purity, regardless of whether he is particularly moral or fervent.

If anyone will face calls to drop out now it might be Mr Paul who has a fervent following particularly among young men who respond to his calls for an end to American involvement in wars and for a dismantling of the Federal Reserve.

We started tentatively on some of the easier runs and soon were taking the swift quadruple chair to the wind-blown summit, which offered one particularly easy descent for a fervent snowplower like Sophie, who often beat me down to the bottom, zigzagging around nonplussed snow-boarders.