How To Use Fervency In A Sentence
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Bernard was not content with careful exegesis and orthodox doctrine - there is also an unusual fervency and passion in the sermons.
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`Thank you, Stephen," she said with a fervency in her voice that melted his heart.
COMPULSION
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But I haste to the qualifications of this divine work, — fervency, reverence, and confidence; _fervency_ in crying, _reverence and confidence_ in crying, “Abba, Father;” for these two suit well toward our
The Works of the Rev. Hugh Binning
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Inexorable as you have proved to the fervency and sincerity of my vows, refuse me not, too cruel Anna, the solitary consolation of bidding you farewel!
The Curate and His Daughter, a Cornish Tale
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My heart was brimful as I said this, and I spoke with all the fervency of my being.
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Bernard was not content with careful exegesis and orthodox doctrine - there is also an unusual fervency and passion in the sermons.
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Well, Sontag points to the ‘passionate bleakness’ of ‘a restless, chronically dissatisfied mind’ that offers us ‘moral fervency and gifts of compassion’.
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Hence we see why it very seldom thunders when the northerly winds blow; for these winds constringe the earth with their cold, and so hinder the fulminating matter from bursting forth; and when they are burst forth and floating in the air, they hinder their effervency.
The Shepherd of Banbury's Rules to Judge of the Changes of the Weather, Grounded on Forty Years' Experience
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Inward fervency wants to melt this icebound indifference but.
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It is with the same level of fervency that I'm told in the media that the postmodernist EU is all sweetness and light while the US acts ‘selfishly’ or as a ‘bully boy’.
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One, with an index on the Book, cries out, in a style pardonable to his fervency: The remedy of your frightful affliction is here, through the stillatory of Comedy, and not in Science, nor yet in Speed, whose name is but another for voracity.
Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith
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Knox's passion against 'idolatry,' beyond all other forms of false religion or irreligion, was fully shared by the mass of his followers, and he tells us that, on this occasion, he worked in private 'rather to mitigate, yea to sloken, that fervency that God had kindled in others.'
John Knox
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But her eyes themselves were vibrant with a luminous fervency.
A DAYSTAR OF FEAR
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He has succeeded in expressing the fervency and zeal both of the minister and his congregation.
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There hasn't been great fervency for football up here but I detect a change and that the club is now capturing our public's imagination.
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But I haste to the qualifications of this divine work, — fervency, reverence, and confidence; _fervency_ in crying, _reverence and confidence_ in crying, “Abba, Father;” for these two suit well toward our
The Works of the Rev. Hugh Binning