Sentence examples for too fervently from inspiring English sources

The western establishment believes too fervently in this binary system of good and evil.

He said that the most dangerous day of a young person's life is the 21st birthday, when legality is celebrated all too fervently.

That evening I upset my Turkish friends by defending too fervently a man they continued to regard as a theocrat in disguise.

Another faction, which may include some former midlevel Taliban officials, has insisted, perhaps a little too fervently, that the airstrikes are completely mistaken.

But many black filmmakers and leaders today were warning that the moment should not be embraced too fervently, certainly not to the extent of concluding that the struggle for black equality in Hollywood has been won.

In trying to make mathematics more accessible to large numbers of students, and to make the point that mathematics learned without understanding will soon be forgotten, they had, perhaps, preached too fervently, some council members said.

Opposition parties have also fervently denounced the plan.

"I loved this, and I hope you love it, too," she said fervently.

And yes, that applies to much-vaunted digitisation, too, preached so fervently since May by Cabinet Office minister Matt Hancock and other ministers.

Mr. Reilly said he feared what he called misuse by parents who go overboard with the results and specialize their children too quickly and fervently.

Eritrea also arms the fervently anti-Israeli Somali jihadists.