He lived in days calculated to chill the most fervid religious enthusiasm.

The most intense desire, the most fervid wish, in Art, helps us nothing.

The sun poured down its most fervid beams, the air was sultry and oppressive.

Both addresses were most fervid and eloquent.

He poured over Ferdinand the deepest, the most fervid blessing that a father ever granted to a son.

It was one of his most fervid beliefs that he had selected a growing town, conspicuous for its enterprise.

However, there should be a small handful of teams for whom you reserve your most fervid store of hate.

I began life with the best intentions and the most fervid philanthropy; and here I am-miserable-miserablebeyond expression or endurance.

Seiverling and author Bud Norris are cited as Western civilization's two most fervid non-blood-kin authorities on the life of Mix.

It opened a new world to them, it operated upon them like a galvanic shock, it kindled the most fervid enthusiasms.

Is the tenderest and most fervid affection that can animate the human breast to be made a matter of cold-hearted ridicule?

Optimism of the most fervid kind glowed through his discourse; he grew almost lyrical in his anticipation of the good time coming.

The condition was highly hypnotic, and the professions of conversion were often quite as ecstatic as the most fervid ministrant could wish.

The single mind is the most fervid: Elgin had few distractions from the question of the court house or the branch line to Clayfield.

While it has been the theme of the most fervid eulogium on the one part, it has been as eagerly denounced on the other.

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