fervently

"While I remain fervently committed to supporting President Bush's re-election, I think it best that I no longer play a role as an adviser in this year's campaign."

08/19/2004 2004

He further presses upon Christians the duty of loving one another with a pure heart fervently from the consideration of their spiritual relation; they are all born again, not of corruptible seed, but incorruptible, &c.

Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume VI (Acts to Revelation) 1721

Jason Chimera argued the call fervently, but to no avail for the desperate Jackets, who had overcome a pair of two-goal deficits to get the game tied.

NHL.com Feature Stories 2009

Having opened the debate by calling fervently upon her God to witness that she knew nothing of the matter, she proceeded, like a solo pianist, to run her fingers, as it were, lightly over the keys.

Mount Music Martin Ross 1888

Gray, who was a self-employed carpenter with no prior criminal record, was known as a fervently religious, far-right militiaman.

Southern Poverty Law Center: All Center News 2010

Gray, who was a self-employed carpenter with no prior criminal record, was known as a fervently religious, far-right militiaman.

Southern Poverty Law Center: All Center News 2010

Though his parents had fallen away from strict religious observance, Podhoretz recalls his fervently Orthodox maternal grandfather for whom "613 mitvahs were not enough."

J. Weekly 2009

Though his parents had fallen away from strict religious observance, Podhoretz recalls his fervently Orthodox maternal grandfather for whom "613 mitvahs were not enough."

J. Weekly 2009

In her mind, she held the view of the dead horse, the ragamuffins and the seepy-eyed girl alongside her memories of seeing the shirtwaist strikers calling fervently for justice, seeing her dozens of dresses strewn across the floor the day she’d offered one to Bella, and seeing an image of herself, lying in bed.

Uprising Margaret Peterson Haddix 2011

In her mind, she held the view of the dead horse, the ragamuffins and the seepy-eyed girl alongside her memories of seeing the shirtwaist strikers calling fervently for justice, seeing her dozens of dresses strewn across the floor the day she’d offered one to Bella, and seeing an image of herself, lying in bed.

Uprising Margaret Peterson Haddix 2011