Sentence examples for very fervently from inspiring English sources

"But we believe very fervently that our proposal is fairly priced and is in the best interest of all concerned," he said.

Yes, there are people who stand very fervently at times against one nation or another.

"The beauty of these indicators is that because these people tend to believe these things very fervently, they don't hesitate to share them, which means you don't have to dig for them," he said.

They are very selfish, they fervently believe rules and laws do not apply to them, and they are totally committed to the pay to play practices that dominate US politics.

He ended up at the 2008 Republican Convention because he was best buds with John McCain, who was running against Obama, the candidate who had emerged from the crowded field of Democratic contenders because of his specific opposition to the very war Lieberman fervently supported.

By comparison with the Nader event, which filled a sizable room, the gender panel made do with a sprinkling of two dozen women; when I peeped in, a small woman in a large hat was calling fervently and very sociologically for "a feminist paradigm".

For a very long time, I hoped fervently that he would take us to Lagos on a holiday.

Belafonte speaks fervently and in very great detail about his friendship with Martin Luther King, his relationship with JFK and Bobby Kennedy and his admiration for Mandela.

I met one of the contractors, Emiliano Cerasi, who, when I asked him what it had been like to work on the MAXXI, rolled his eyes and put his hands together fervently, and said, "Very dee-fee-cult".

Despite the fact that my father with whom I had a very close relationship was a sometimes fervently anti-Mexican.

It was indeed a bittersweet moment — some of the very people who pushed and prayed most fervently to end capital punishment in the state found that the triumph came with a termination notice.