Examples of using Fervid in English and their translations into German
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Fervid' also found in these Oxford entries.
Or is she just a figment of brenda's fervid imagination?
Play Fervid Love Soul related games and updates.
The correspondence also often surprises us with the artist's fervid ideas.
Emotional and fervid pictures, natural and out of the moment, not pretended?
In the second room therewould be sat a black dog with fervid eyes, holding a key in its mouth.
Suggest, further, that variations of style are largely due to the nervous temperament of theApostle, now calm, now fervid;
Talk about the book in Japan is so fervid that the term“dignity”(hinkaku) has become a buzzword.
But it is not yet, there or anywhere, the fully-receiv'd, the fervid, the absolute faith.
This fervid economy led to the noble families who demonstrated their wealth and power building the towers, to the point that in the medieval period there were 72!
With Christianity the"Borghi" become the center of fervid religious activity, the basilica was built by Constantine.
Of the"Studienköpfe":"No one, surely, has yet drawn this gloomily suffering, magnificent phenomenon of an artist in a manner so true to life,so fervid in his zeal for love, as the author.
For one thing, the whole mentality of abolition involves a fervid, abrupt, jarring change imposed forcefully on the unwilling.
My fervid wish for"I Musici" is that they dedicate their own particular energy, just as our founders intended, to'always keep within the rigorous limits of pure art, in conformity with the idealistic spirit of the great composers who spread the treasures of their genial inspiration throughout the centuries.
The red twin-headed dragon Rubagon and the grey-yellow firedrake Umbrax arestanding in front of a grey volcanic landscape with fervid yellow lava and a luminous red backround.
Let our eyes, our mind and our hearts stare at Jesus in fervid adoration to allow ourselves to be like Him and, despite our shortcomings and our sin, this shall come about in us and in others because this is the Will of the Father;
January 2017 The IBZ-cultural program starts the New Year,the year of the fire rooster with a fervid, racy concert: Bizet's Carmen, Vivaldis fastest pieces and wild Gypsy music.
The Oratory was born from this fervid experience of communion with the Lord Jesus, an ecclesial reality characterized by an intense and joyful spiritual life,” prayer, listening and conversation on the Word of God, preparation to receive worthily the Sacraments, formation to Christian life through the history of Saints and of the Church, works of charity in favor of the poorest.
The Italian subjects of the other two operas alsofitted much better to the prevailing taste of fervid blood- and earth-dramas then the tragedy of an ostracized woman in the high mountains.
Marko Lipuš can only confront theostensible innocence of the ruin aesthetics with his own fervid activity: He covers the authentic testimonies of these monstrous places with a net of cuts and lacerations.