Examples of 'was a fervent' in a sentence
Meaning of "was a fervent"
was a fervent: This phrase typically describes someone who was passionate, enthusiastic, or intense about a particular belief, cause, or activity
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Aristide was a fervent believer in the communist threat.
What nobody disputes is that Alec was a fervent patriot.
He was a fervent supporter of the vernacular and an enemy of purism.
Elianne certainly was a fervent seeker of truth.
He was a fervent advocate of basic research.
Every voice was a fervent plea.
Kalman was a fervent critic of formalism and professional design in art and advertisements.
My grandfather was a fervent atheist.
He was a fervent nationalist with outsized ambitions for himself and his country.
After the war he was a fervent Gaullist.
He was a fervent believer.
Professionally and emotionally moved he was a fervent admirer of the works of Mozart.
She was a fervent communist.
My dad came from a rural Protestant background in Ohio and was a fervent New Deal Democrat.
Dymond was a fervent antimilitarist.
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As well as a painter, de Groux was a fervent diarist.
Montbel was a fervent royalist.
By all accounts, he held a passion for justice and was a fervent Christian.
My father was a fervent preacher.
Before the priest 's despicable crimes were brought to light, I was a fervent believer.
Canute was a fervent convert.
As a congressman and after his terms as mayor, Koch was a fervent supporter of Israel.
Father was a fervent activist in the revolutionary youth movement in his high school years.
There and in Spain, he was a fervent and effective preacher.
He was a fervent defender of the Palestinian cause.
As the story goes, John Montagu was a fervent gambler and player of cards.
Boudia was a fervent partisan of the Palestinian cause.
Constantius, the ruler of the eastern part of the Empire, was a fervent supporter of Arianism.
Churchill was a fervent Royalist throughout his life.
She took the name Sister Françoise-Thérèse and was a fervent disciple of Thérèse 's way.
Heritage was a fervent opponent of the Kyoto protocol.
The Duc de La Rochefoucauld-Liancourt was a fervent supporter of this.
She also was a fervent supporter of the repeal of Prohibition.
While Theresa May is the leader of the Conservative Party, Kahlo was a fervent communist.
Blake was a fervent.
No wonder Phillip IV, that prince of whoremongers, was a fervent admirer!
He was a fervent supporter of the Reformation.
He bears some resemblance to Dostoevsky, who was a fervent Christian and patriot and a rabid anti-Semite.
Alkio was a fervent spokesman for democracy and Finnish national independence.
His father, Pau Mercader, was a fervent Catholic.
Huneric was a fervent adherent to Arianism.
A member of the Carboneria since 1817, he was a fervent democratic and patriot.
Tim Belden was a fervent believer in the idea of free markets.
Constitution, 1 who like many of his colleagues was a fervent globalizer in mid-19th century terms.
I was a fervent user of Vagrant.
His new superior officer Boris MartÃnez was a fervent anti-communist, and enforced strict discipline on Noriega.
She was a fervent promoter of Ukrainian folk songs and works by Ukrainian composers.
Saint Ignatius of Loyola was a fervent evangelist and a great organizer.
She was a fervent admirer of Jacques Brel and produced several musicals featuring his songs.
Francis Bacon was a fervent Francophile.
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You have the most fervent imagination
My fervent wish is to see one for myself
This made him a fervent free trader
