Ardent used in a sentence

Ardent in a sentence as an adjective

Roughly 25% of my generation has been killed by abortion, yet I still manage to work with many ardent pro-choice people.

I've talked to some ardent Java adherents, and they have lucid cases for not going over to Python or Ruby or Clojure or what have you.

Brooks seems to be exceptionally ardent and there's nothing to suggest he is at all representative of anyone but himself.

My understanding is that Winer is an ardent self-promoter, quite opinionated, and rubs some people strongly the wrong way.

No other "group project" or random nonsense in college prepared me to work with the most highly regarded and ardent professionals in the world.

The basic income might sound like a far-left idea to some, but it is supported by some ardent capitalists including Milton Friedman.

This does nothing to shake my feeling that PHP's most ardent advocates have little hands-on experience with the more full-featured alternatives.

People at the tip top of success like Ballmer tend to be ardent defenders of competition and pure meritocracy, because viewing the world this way frames their own success as heroic.

Pair programming was invented and evangelized by developers, and are its most ardent defenders at every vendor I know that offers Agile services.

I can then apply what I learn to my life when I experience boredom, pain and extreme joy and learn to experience each "properly".The trick is finding the ardent awareness that allows you to stay there, on the path, without distraction.

An ardent supporter of WikiLeaks, Greenwald has been a passionate critic of Lamo, suggesting that Lamo lied to Manning by turning him in, and also lied after the fact to cover up the circumstances of Manning's confessions.