Sentence examples for start ardent from inspiring English sources

His own Union army private Henry Fielding may start ardent for glory, but his first experiences of the horror and cruelty of battle forces him to plumb the depths of fear.

Before long, a #StarWarsSpoilers hashtag started trending and ardent fans of the franchise were terrified, with many swearing off the internet until Thursday when the film is released to the general public.

But those hops and malt slow you down and even the most ardent beer drinker will soon start to wilt in the muggy heat of a Budapest summer.

A champion of global women's rights and an ardent environmentalist, Judd admittedly would start her campaign with more ties in Hollywood than in the old-fashioned courthouses of Kentucky's 120 (mostly rural) counties.

We are ardent about saying the country must start thinking about them".

At a press conference, right after his San Francisco acceptance speech, Goldwater stunned his audience by saying the responsibility of keeping the streets safe should start at the federal level, after proclaiming himself an ardent states'-rights man previously.

The wry but ardent McCarthy broke into a smile that appeared to start at his toes and end at his baseball hat.

A very different figure from Tagore is Sri Aurobindo, who started out as an ardent nationalist and was jailed by the British.

The overall effect may be a bit Helmut Lang in the 1990s, but that is not such a bad starting point for an ardent minimalist.

In 2012, an ardent fan started a petition to have February 17 declared as National Juggalo Day; so far, it's collected just a handful of signatures, but yours could be one of them.

All but a handful of the most ardent pro-European parliamentarians are likely to vote for the government to be entitled to start the talks, largely making the court case an argument of principle about parliamentary sovereignty.