The voice of the antebellum South, he was slavery's most ardent defender.
They express ardent Messianic aspirations, and a firm faith in the Resurrection, and in eternal rewards and punishments .
The Obamas stuck with the existing chef, who it turns out was already an ardent - though quiet - proponent of locally grown food.
The ardent desire of Eastern European countries to gain entry to NATO and the European Union helped significantly in the early post-Cold War years to keep democratic and economic transitions on track.
An ardent outset may be followed by declension.
It is in being humble that our love becomes real, devoted and ardent.
As we discussed a couple of months ago, most of us, even the most ardent food lover, have at least one food that they just can't bear.
A maiden's carefree heart cherishes ardent benevolence.
Her adoration of father Ralph had turned into an ardent very girlish crush.
In 1980 the idealistic socialist convictions of her youth, long undermined by the regime's hypocrisy, finally crystallised into ardent opposition.
Some industrialists are at heart ardent reformers.
The most ardent critic in Washington, DC, of the relic that favours the uranium business has been Nick Rahall.
Mr Obama may burn with no less ardent a desire to be a “transformative” president: in 2008 he got into hot water with Democrats for praising this aspect of the Reagan presidency.
But even the most ardent supporters of a global treaty concede that it would take decades to achieve.
Iceland and Denmark are Darwin's most ardent adherents.
I've never met such an ardent pacifist as Terry.
He had also been an ardent abolitionist and a founding-father of the Republican Party.
James Purnell, the work and pensions secretary, outflanked the Tories on welfare reform even when an ardent reformer, Chris Grayling, shadowed him.
He recalled her memory with ardent, tender love, and hopeful aspiring to the better world; where he doubted not she was gone.
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