Sentence examples for spoke fervently from inspiring English sources

story about Dr. Morris Zucker, a dentist who appeared regularly & spoke fervently against unification in the recent transit-unification hearings.

Judd, in her introduction, spoke fervently of her hope for a future of "equality, diversity, inclusion, intersectionality".

He spoke fervently about his efforts to expand health care coverage for the poor, holding it up as one of his proudest accomplishments.

Although Governor Bush was emphatic that Mr. Martinez was not the party favorite, other Republican lawmakers spoke fervently of his attributes.

He also spoke fervently of schools that reach "every child in America," another of his many gestures to Democrats, minorities and others still skeptical of his mandate.

Although she spoke fervently about her love of basketball, she was reluctant even to visit a basketball court until her former coach gave his assent.

Justice Elena Kagan, the newest and youngest member of the court, has spoken fervently for openness and transparency.

Belafonte speaks fervently and in very great detail about his friendship with Martin Luther King, his relationship with JFK and Bobby Kennedy and his admiration for Mandela.

In the week leading up to this game, players had spoken fervently about the fortitude they had gained from those four fourth-quarter comebacks.

From the start of his presidential campaign, President Bush has spoken fervently of his religious faith and embraced the role of religion in helping the needy.

" 'Listen,' he says, 'it's you people, you people, all you people out here who make this thing work, who make it happen.' " Sandee speaks fervently about the dignity of manual labor.