Sentence examples for to fervently from inspiring English sources

Many Egyptians seem to fervently believe one or another version; some believed more than one at the same time.

Their relationship exposes something unsettling about sports, the arbitrariness that leads us to fervently pick our sides.

We must promote a culture among students, residents and policymakers that recognizes that incentives – aligned, misaligned, askance or otherwise – are secondary to a physician's duty to fervently protect the health of patients.

Caravaggio, in service to the militant piety of the Counter-Reformation, devoted his dramatic style to fervently envisioned religious content, such as the appearance of the risen Christ at Emmaus.

Though he admits to fervently loving his jet, Mr. Townsend says that its value is strictly practical for a company like his, a machinery maker whose sales and service staffs have to be quick-footed, wide-ranging and happy on the job.

If the writer cannot give us that — if he cannot explain in sufficiently considered detail how he went from being an under-age East London thug, who took part in the gang-molestation of a girl and threw bricks at the windows of passing trains, to fervently declaring a vocation to the priesthood at 13 — then he is wasting words.

"We need to pray fervently to God to give our vibrant military the courage, strength and victory over the heartless people who are killing innocent souls day by day without justification".

They invite all Christians to pray fervently for God to bless this meeting, that it may bear good fruits".

But, apparently, nothing can kill the idea that those who were the most wrong about Iraq should be listened to most fervently about how to go forward.

These questions can range from demographic based (such as age) to past voting behavior to how fervently a respondent says they will support a candidate.

Follow these tips on how to fight obesity and stick to it fervently.