Examples of using Fervour in English and their translations into Dutch
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
She played the piece with fervour, eying her guitar with the proud glance of a genuine Dona Espana.
Out of such fervour would come darkness
happiness, fervour, luxury and fertillity,
It is therefore with fervour and recognition that I welcome the excellent report by our colleague Mrs Pack.
A religion or a political creed… but, like this… Had the lady followed, even with fanatical fervour.
Then there's a strong hope that For their part, the police feel that their suicidal fervour will wane. as long as the government are letting their deadlines pass.
it is celebrated by Hindus with equal fervour.
The police feel that their suicidal fervour will wane. as long as the Government are letting their deadlines pass, then there's a strong hope that.
And yet the sum total of his life was not what happened over this period, but rather his fervour for the Lord.
strong hope that as long as the government are letting their deadlines pass, their suicidal fervour will wane.
And of course, the Easter week flooding the streets of the city with processions and religious fervour.
We will build up the fervour, Moray is back- how will he face the world after such a scandal?
Their fervour finds its counterpart in the aversion of lovers of the in their eyes debasing orgiastic commerce.
As Vincent's religious fervour increase, his physical
Her Ladyship, always vapourish and nervous plunged into devotion with so much fervour, that you would have imagined her distracted at times.
came into conflict with his religious fervour and his community.
he gave up a bit of the fervour that is required by this piece too.
Joaquin Rodrigo(1901- 1999) brought some fervour on stage with Invocacion y Danza.
They are able to dispose wisely of money, but because of fervour often lose the reached.
Only those who are accustomed to sitting between two stools lack“fervour”;