Examples of using Fervent in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
Not, your fervent soul.
Fervent competitions for the wedding anniversary.
He also became a fervent Nazi.
With fervent soul, outright.
His parents were fervent Catholics.
I'm a fervent lawyer, a passionate one.
At that stage, I became one of his most fervent critics.
No sense of fervent, no shine mind, any taste.
They shared their anxiety with him through fervent prayer.
I have always been a fervent advocate of human rights.
My fervent curiosity becomes shy to spend next to it.
Not slothful in business; fervent in spirit; serving the Lord;
This fervent and youth style again comes back to fashionable podiums.
How frequent their misunderstandings,"how fervent their hatreds.
This fervent and youth style again comes back to fashionable podiums;
That's why there's such a fervent pro-life movement in this country.
As fervent Christians, the Normans were reluctant to fight their spiritual leader.
This little bird differs fervent trill, which bestows on everyone.
After fervent prayers, those responsible for organizing the convention told them,“Come anyway!”.
I would also suggest reading the book, Fervent, by Priscilla Shirer.
He was a fervent supporter of the Reformation and the Huguenots.
It is always a little surprising to me how fervent the calorie believers are.
But it is my fervent hope that we can hash together an initial response--.
When absorbing the healing force I hada feeling of peace and calm and had the fervent desire to become well.
At the time, Christ was fervent in His heart and He yearned to serve God and perform His duty.
Not fervent about their faith[but] wanted him to have a religious upbringing, so they took him to the Lutheran church most Sundays.
Mr. Robot's" popularity with many of its most fervent fans can largely be attributed to its realistic portrayal of computer technology.
And being fervent in spirit, he was speaking and teaching the things that are of Jesus, but knowing only the baptism of John.
The first one, André Lefèbvre, an aeronautical engineer by training,was a fervent proponent of front-wheel drive, as well as aerodynamics, light-weight design and mass centring.
Isabella was a"fervent" Christian and, in 1478, she asked the Pope for permission to set up an Inquisition to weed out heresy in the Christian world.