Sentence examples similar to passionately endorsing from inspiring English sources
But then, Mr. Romney passionately endorsed Mr. Bennett's re-election in 2010, too.
It is true that I passionately endorsed Leckey when this year's Turner shortlist was announced - and that I would definitely have put him on the shortlist myself.
Obama told fund-raising audiences that it was entirely possible to support Israel, even passionately, without endorsing the platform of Likud and the occupation of Gaza and the West Bank.
It is already bound to shrink below 2% of GDP the level that NATO demands and which Mr Cameron endorsed passionately at the alliance's summit last year.
Austria's own accession he first endorsed, then passionately resisted (leading the "No" forces in the 1994 referendum), then accepted.
This time, they are openly and passionately split about whether to endorse Mr. Nader and campaign enthusiastically against both President Bush and Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, or nominate another candidate who will not directly attack the Democratic nominee in crucial swing states.
Frank Cross's passionately delivered final speech, in which he endorses the power of love and the importance of old-fashioned family values, might have come out of the recent Presidential campaign.
He has endorsed the idea of school vouchers, but talks much more passionately about helping low-income students.
Add to that, Trump never passionately denounced the support of former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke and other racists and anti-Semites who openly endorsed him and spewed hostility on his behalf.
Part of the reason Trump was endorsed was because he was the only presidential candidate who agreed to meet with them, and at least one union member passionately suggested that wasn't enough.
