Meanings of fervid imagination in English

The fervid imagination of the East constructed Christian theology.

They could be figments of Nina's fervid imagination.

Certain features-thehigh physical courage, the impulsive energy, the fervid imagination-standout clear; beyond that disagreement begins.

Schiller found it a task to which even his fervid imagination and glowing diction could not measure.

So it made sense, at least in Istel's fervid imagination, to put it in the middle of somewhere.

He had a fervid imagination and wonderful power of assimilation and reproduction and the most observant of eyes.

Some of these instances are simply hints, upon which the fervid imagination will spin imaginary love yarns in endless gossamer.

But how do you know that it was not all a delusion -the product of your own fervid imagination?

In my heart I wished her joy of her fervid imagination; but unfortunately my colder nature would not catch the infection.

Pity, reverence, gratitude, and womanly tenderness, her fervid imagination and the sympathies of a deeply religious nature, combined to influence her decision.

The shopman names a sum of which only the fervid imagination of the South could conceive as corresponding to the value of the goods.

The future of the State for many years to come was thus discounted by the fervid imaginations of its inhabitants.

'I think you are misled by a too fervid imagination; the mystery of London exists only in your fancy.