fervidly

What has all that automation done to Americans in the decade that most fervidly fetishized the nuclear family and glorified the suburbs?

There’s also a choppy video out there of his swan song, “This Is My Life,” fervidly performed in a caftan and satin gloves at the benefit from which the book takes its name.

Most have leaned into their connections to Mr. Trump to win favor with a party base that fervidly supports the former president, including his false claims that he won the state last year.

Still, anything that happened in Clinton’s career between the moments when she was most fervidly pursued by the right is skirted over quickly, unsatisfyingly.

I’ve never before believed so fervidly that Tony has found the girl with whom he was meant to be.