After 9/11 he sometimes wrapped up fervent support for Blair-Bush crusades in the modern parlance of liberal interventionism, and sometimes lapsed into an older discourse.
And while the Marvelettes never reached No 1 again, they notched up two further US top 10 hits (Playboy and Don't Mess With Bill in 1962 and 66 respectively), though neither captured the trials of adolescence quite like the fervent Please Me Postman.
In Oregon, governor John Kitzhaber and first lady Cylvia Hayes are fervent advocates.
A fervent privatiser and budget cutter, Greenhalgh's instincts will surely appeal to the Tory officer class and grassroots alike, while his headline pledge to reduce public transport fares would interest voters.
While many other social psychologists become dispassionate in their studies, Peter remained fervent about his and cared deeply about the people whose backgrounds had led them to behave in various antisocial ways.
A signal from Brussels will no doubt confirm Jobbik supporters in their fervent nationalism, but then again, a supposedly centrist government that keeps legitimating their beliefs will also do so.
They now have numerous sponsorship deals and a fervent global following – even a picture of their baby's eyelashes (yes, it's that intimate) attracts over 150 comments, with daily comments often running into thousands.
It's a wonderful irony, given this particular demographic is the only one that has historically felt so fervent about its own nationalism that it built an empire from it.
Never caught out by questions, he emerged as a fervent European.
gentlemen have brought with them as a boon from the nether world is rejected with fervent contempt by the fairy inhabitants of "the Happy Land".
I hope that this will be the last time we see a tragedy of this kind, and I make a fervent appeal for specific, urgent action by member states to end this shame".
