Significats de youthful ardor en anglès

The white beard was entirely out of harmony with the youthful ardor of its owner's speech.

Unfortunately, we do little or nothing with this splendid store of youthful ardor and creative enthusiasm.

She answered boldly, seized with youthful ardor:

With youthful ardor, unconscious that his head was uncovered, the emperor hurried down the staircase into the street.

Its neatly drawn chirography is faded to a light yellow, but how alive it is with youthful ardor:

Oh, your youthful ardor and impetuosity!

Some tell us that their youthful ardor is to uphold the standard of woman's mission: they want to work.

But avarice rendered Bessas immovable; while the youthful ardor of Isaac delivered him into the hands of a superior enemy.

Instead of youthful ardor and bubbling happiness, the girl's face had a grave, sedate aspect that comported well with her coming dignities.

Once, in the youthful ardor of his enthusiasm for genius, Frederick had forgotten himself so far as to kiss the hand of Voltaire.

It was not shame; it was partly a kind of rebellion against the tyranny of youthful ardor; it was partly the fear of ridicule.

"Oh, sire, have compassion on this poor child!" besought Catharine, turning to Henry, "compassion on her impassioned excitement and her youthful ardor!

"'Twas a noble repulse!" exclaimed Heyward, in the heat of his youthful ardor; "the fame of it reached us early, in our southern army."