Sentence examples for still fervent from inspiring English sources

These days a scrum of crooning, grinning men in white suits is markedly less desirable, and the Backstreet Boys have taken to singing adult-contemporary power ballads for slightly smaller, if still fervent, crowds.

These days a scrum of crooning, grinning men in white suits is markedly less desirable, and the Backstreet Boys have taken to singing adult-contemporary power ballads for much smaller, if still fervent, crowds.

In towns and cities across the country, whenever someone moots the idea of raising a statue, naming a street or square in his honour, a battle commences between his still fervent supporters and his equally energetic critics.

Yet while there are still fervent fans – as a look at say, Crystal Castles or Florence and the Machine's official messageboards will tell you – fewer rock listeners seem to define themselves by one band, or even solely as rock fans, any more.

Nobody expects a U.S. standard of freedom of speech to be adopted — or even fully understood — in these societies; they will set their own political and cultural frameworks inspired by a still fervent desire to escape from despotism, whether secular or theocratic, and by the central place of faith.

"But I'm still addicted, I'm still fervent, I'm still outspoken... Two years ago, during a murder case, I did have a heart attack, but it doesn't seem to have slowed me down much.

But Ms. Lehman is still a fervent Republican.

Still, the fervent recommendation of a close friend should carry more weight than your preconceptions.

Mr. Bushnell, now 59 and living in Los Angeles, toyed with the Internet in its earliest days and is still a fervent believer in its potential.

Yet the movie, which opens today at the Quad Cinema, is still a fervent celebration of a young country's birth and robust survival in the face of extraordinary obstacles.

The molecular mechanisms underlying another colonic IBD, UC, are also still under fervent discussion.