Meanings of fervid eloquence in English

Her essays lack in the fine sentiment and the fervid eloquence of the chorus-utterances in her novels.

His fortune matched his learning and his merits; only the day before his youthful and fervid eloquence had dazzled the Assembly.

Usually curt and rather dry in his utterances, Simplicius rose to a fervid eloquence as he expounded this mysticism of Alexandria.

Has a girl of fourteen a heart large enough, vigorous enough, to hold the swelling spring of pure, full, fervid eloquence?

The original had been pastor of the parish more than a century ago, a friend of Whitefield, and almost his equal in fervid eloquence.

I was also deprived, at the time, of the inestimable advantage of hearing the events related by the fervid eloquence of Mr. Godfrey Ablewhite.

Her inability to speak because of her emotion had a greater power to move the meeting than the most fervid eloquence could have had.

He saw the people stricken with judicial blindness; so he clothed himself in sackcloth and cried aloud, with fervid eloquence, upon the people to repent.

Father Beret could not resist her fervid eloquence, and he could not run away from her or stop up his ears while she went on.