Sentence examples for you fervently from inspiring English sources

"Dear NYT," wrote Sam Gammon of Austin, Tex., "I love you dearly and have loved you fervently for many years".

Do you fervently wish the world still gnashed its teeth as New York's pinstriped paragons strolled to yet another championship?

And you fervently hope to be able to reply honestly, also implicitly, "I'm so glad you left when you did, and it's good to have you back".

And the new President of the Republique rounded off with a proud announcement of "Je suis un socialiste," which made you fervently pray that, five hours or so behind, Mitt Romney was watching TV.

"It's a massive undertaking," wrote John Walsh in the Independent, "a fluent sociopolitical history of the British intelligentsia in the 20th century's most turbulent years... this hugely detailed, exhaustively researched family saga makes you marvel, again and again, at the strangeness of this very English family, while leaving you fervently grateful you're not actually related to them".

You fervently hope they can understand this was nobody's fault.

I used to admire this about you, how fervently you clung to your beliefs—I called it integrity but five years of watching you live this way has changed me.

You believed fervently in what you said; it was all over your face, your gestures.

Seize the eternal live, the life you were called to, the life you so fervently embraced in the presence of so many witnesses.

A more pressing question might be whether half of them will even exist in five years' time, at least in print editions, but my suspicion is that, as so often occurs in Britain, far less will change than is feared — (or, if you have been a victim of press intrusion, than you have fervently hoped for) — and that what changes are enforced will arrive at the pace of molasses.

If you believe fervently that the 21st century belongs to the newcomers, you will find nothing amiss with that.