Sentence examples for will ardently from inspiring English sources

The author of "The Economist's Oath" on the need for ethical debate within the economics profession and why some will ardently disagree.

But even in fanless pubs, "there is a lot of pressure to televise the World Series and the Super Bowl," said Mr. McDonald of the Swift, who will ardently recite verses by the Anglo-Irish satirist and cleric, Jonathan — who inspired the bar's name — at the drop of a tap handle.

When the county's 19 legislators come up for re-election next year, aides to Mr. Suozzi said, he will campaign ardently against the nine who are Republicans.

Aside from their height deficit, we've come to know them as incredibly loving characters who will fight ardently for what they want and believe in.

Those of us who can remember our childhoods will recall how ardently we relished the moment of the bedtime story, when our mother or father would sit down beside us in the semi-dark and read from a book of fairy tales.

Another indication of how ardently retailers will pursue shoppers is an extensive campaign by Uniqlo, part of the Fast Retailing Company of Japan, that is to begin this week.

Leaving the EU will involve diplomacy as ardently and explicitly pro-European as that required for joining in the first place.

The regional president, Artur Mas, has intimated that even a huge turnout for the pro-independence parties would not lead to a unilateral declaration of independence – a move that will disappoint those most ardently in favour of a divorce from Madrid.

If you want something to happen ardently, it will definitely happen.

I'm waiting for "Frownland" to be released on DVD and anticipating ardently what Ronald Bronstein will do next.

The interest in that era in advertising generated by the series "is great," he said, adding that "Mad Men" is "the tip of the iceberg" in terms of how ardently popular culture will be embracing the '60s.