Examples of using Fervent in English and their translations into Danish
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This man's fervent prayer not only saved my wife's life,
climate fervent, not only from the aesthetic point of view
He was a fervent Zionist and, after leaving Kiel,
His fervent desire was a position as a church organist,
Fervent Zionists still beat their heads on a wall of lamentation when they consider the case of the Idumeans,
Sinclaire is known in the jazz world as one of the most elegant and fervent live interpreters of jazz standards in the world today.
For months beforehand, the bands practice their short, fervent flamenco style hymns about the Passion and the Virgin's sorrows throughout the city.
He was a fervent Protestant and published,
It is therefore our fervent wish that in undertakings where shiftwork has to be carried out,
all claiming fervent devotion to Chairman Mao.
dramatic dynamics, and fervent phrasing.
Summer dressing", accompanied by fervent rhythmic music create a great mood
closer to me and that your love towards my Immaculate Heart be more fervent.
that he should find that Teichmüller, a fervent Nazi, had already made stunning contributions.
who was a fervent advocate of the rights of the individual.
Denzal Sinclaire is known in the jazz world as one of the most elegant and fervent live interpreters of jazz standards around.
A fervent… a solemn passion,
The priests were happy, they thought it was[a] good[sign], and I encouraged them to be fervent in praying the Rosary,” he said.
I haven't decided which one to do yet. I would also suggest reading the book, Fervent, by Priscilla Shirer.
The most fervent believers in this war? Why is it always those who profess to be Why?