fervid

A fervid glow seemed to be on all of them.

And she was by no means among the most fervid builders.

I'm afraid your rather fervid imagination is running away with you.

It is an image that any fervid reader can identify with.

His literary voice is an immediate and slightly fervid one.

Without question, they are the most fervid jaywalkers in town.

Ever since, they have been trying to turn a fervid visionary into a professional manager.

Her fingers moved across the beads at a more fervid pace.

After a fervid search, Linden finally found a few more sets.

The readings are fervid, even moving, but it's the words that do the work, not the performances.

The stay in Bonn, which lasted two years, was fervid with cultural life.

It was not an easy labor in that stifling, fervid atmosphere.

But in the last few days, the partisan bickering has reached a fervid level.

"His performance was a little too fervid, I think.

Words could not express my gratitude, but some fervid kisses did get the message across.

The funny thing was that none of the scientists who spoke after Gingrich were as fervid.

The works were displays of anger, fear, violence, but also fervid devotion.

What holds it all together is the writer-director's fervid conviction.

Considering the fervid pace of this restaurant, the service staff is impressive.

His music is fervid yet controlled, perfectly crafted if generic.

Her head tipped to the side in fervid consideration.

The tribunal's most fervid supporters have made more extravagant claims for the court as well.

And the players include not just scientists but also a group of fervid observers who are looking for compromise solutions.

The service is snappy and efficient under relentlessly fervid conditions.

Le Zinc is holding its own among the fervid downtown competition.