He' s a fervent believer in free speech.
But faith in the technology is less fervent. Many fear it is no solution.
Our belief, and our fervent hope, is that the answer is No.
The European Commission, the EU's civil service, is a fervent advocate of austerity.
We had no more fervent desire in the summer of 1973 than to end the Combodian war.
As fervent supporters of their own culture, they strongly support others' attempts to protect their own culture, traditions and sovereignty.
The language is fervent, breeding neologisms and repeating the word "will" in the manner of preachers foreseeing the rapture.
Idealistic Americans, and even those who were fervent anti-Communists, were unlikely to be capable of cynically and deliberately embroiling it with the Soviet Union.
Lü has posted three of Feng’s recent tirades on her microblog, which also contains other fervent religious content, and urged her followers to spread it.
the fervent ly communicated a genial warmth to their half-torpid systems- Nathaniel Hawthorne; set the fervid heat subsides- Frances Trollope.
His mother was much grander, a descendant of the martyred Sir Thomas More, and he was raised a Roman Catholic at a time of fervent post-Reformation Protestantism.
But the idea of a benevolent God rescuing their son (especially after fervent prayers) is classic divine behavior and confirms their belief system, so that's what they choose to focus on.
Looking for and hasting unto the coming of the day of God, wherein the heavens being on fire shall be dissolved, and the elements shall melt with fervent heat?
The health of this medical-student tutor of ours was so good that even the fervent and united wishes of his three pupils were not enough to cause his absence even for a day.
