Sentence examples for under fervent from inspiring English sources

In Steve Borthwick and Paul Gustard, Kruis found himself working under fervent disciples of personal advancement.

And the candidates, in debates and elsewhere, should be talking about how transgender kids, children who are trying to make their way in a hostile world, are under fervent attack in South Dakota.

The notion of representation has recently come under fervent attack.

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

Her father, a structural engineer, imported dozens of species to the island in the 1950s under the fervent belief that bamboo offers a near-perfect combination of attributes.

Nott, disillusioned by his experiences as a Treasury minister under Ted Heath, was a fervent radical in economic matters, but he dismayed Margaret Thatcher by failing to support the proposed Treasury cuts in the Cabinet crisis of July 1981.

As we speak, plans are surely afoot for orchestrating protests for every fervent cause under the sun.

Local councils don't have the money to replace houses lost under the government's increasingly fervent right-to-buy policies, and the waiting lists for a place to live are growing quickly.

Under the circumstances, even the most fervent traditionalists — not to mention their time-honored but worn-down pencils — may have come to the point where enough was enough.

Living under Communism in China made me a fervent enthusiast of capitalism.

At the Aipac conference under way in Washington, speakers have delivered fervent calls for tougher action on Iran.