Mistaking it for swelling ardour, he cants his hips in just the wrong way again. |
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Perhaps you won't love it with such disturbing ardour as me, but that's beside the point. |
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It's a potentially back-firing gamble just as the hillsides and valleys are scorching with sporting ardour. |
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Naturally, her coolness served only to intensify his ardour, but it was two years before she capitulated. |
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He has followed trails, consulted the experts and lived and breathed the historical roots of ancient Americans with ardour for 20 years. |
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But it was when she retired that her ardour for history emerged, she joined the Richmond Society and began working as a steward at Ham House. |
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It is 25 years now since I first set eyes on this painting, and so began a long love affair whose ardour shows no sign of abating. |
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He listened gravely and spoke in measured tones, but still fired with habitual martial ardour. |
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This dearth of scientific evidence has done nothing to dampen the abolitionist ardour of the anti-DDT movement. |
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My ardour totally dampened as I remembered the warnings of that day's front page. |
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Firm action by the army dampened the revolutionary ardour of the mob and restored order in the streets. |
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It would effectively rouse people's ardour to invest, and help to discourage the transfer of capital abroad. |
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I say it often, and I will continue to do so: I truly appreciate the comments and the ardour that my colleague puts into his speeches. |
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The dispirited English besiegers were faced by a foe newly invigorated with the spiritual ardour of a divine messenger. |
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Suspense, humour, situation comedy, duels without mercy supported by music played on site with the same ardour as our courageous musketeers! |
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With the true ardour of a loving heart and the true patience of he who never sees a forever lost soul. |
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Freeman had long been idolized in her homeland as a woman who pursued her dreams with great ardour. |
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The venue of the festival seethed with ardour for reunification of the participants who came with reunification flags in their hands. |
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Gregory rekindled, with all the ardour and vehemence characteristic of the man, the war between the throne and the mitre. |
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Bit by bit and with ardour and determination, Nadal pulled off the win despite some impressive shots by the 2005 Montreal semifinalist. |
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One such grape variety is muscat, which with typical Mediterranean ardour makes up a large, colourful, diverse family that has the capacity to make all sorts of wines. |
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May God grand that its innocent ardour may never be made use of in any other service than that of the great Spain which is the Falange's dream. |
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But they may prove a cannier way of rallying voters who, the polls suggest, are steadily losing their ardour for the green cause. |
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Dominic instructed his brethren to «work with ardour and with all their strength to make themselves capable of being useful to their neighbour». |
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But the surprising fact is that cultured and learned men not only do not notice it for themselves, but they contest every exposure of the harm and stupidity of patriotism with the greatest obstinacy and ardour, though without any rational grounds; and they continue to belaud it as beneficent and elevating. |
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This process is not only unstoppable, it is also explicitly desirable, and to be desired, moreover, with the utmost ardour! |
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Almost always the man who produces a new idea has attacked some problem with all his strength and in a spirit of fiery ardour. |
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One feels the ardour of the feeling and this richness of the experience of the sob or the laughter. |
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The cooler temperatures of the last week should have quelled the amorous residents' ardour and after their recent exertions they should have quite an appetite. |
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In fact, judging by the ardour of the enthused throng, the diversity of Friday night's performance broke the mould as it existed to this reviewer and many others. |
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Although the Transplant Games are of course not on par with the Olympics, those footrace, badminton, golf, softball and even high jump competitions will be contested with zeal and ardour by uncommon athletes. |
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Surely we will do well to be inspired by the admirable equilibrium he proposed to us through his way of life: unity in the confession of faith, respect for liberty, ardour and passion for the salvation of the world. |
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Spare a thought at this site where, in 1652, Turenne rescued Louis XIV from a particularly delicate situation by dealing a deathblow to the ardour of Condé and the supporters of the Fronde rebellion. |
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The ardour of their love for God had cooled, become dull, and lukewarm. |
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She claimed she was still in love, but there is every reason to think that her feelings had been hurt too much to allow her initial ardour to return. |
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Such has been the case throughout history. Today, however, signs indicate that this evangelical ardour has decreased and the flame of the Spirit diminished. |
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This « new ardour » to which John-Paul II referred supposes a facility for thoroughly searching with the heart of Christ who, at the moment of being transpierced by our sins, stated his thirst for our holiness. |
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The other, the eagerness and ardour with which he was attached to the cause of human happiness and improvement. |
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The huge naval and military presence in Halifax and the relatively recently arrived colonists in what is now Atlantic Canada served to suppress any revolutionary ardour. |
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One of the oldest pleasures of humanity it is the coffee synonymous with passion and flavour, which conquered with ardour the palates of the whole world. |
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He affirmed his determination to take up the cause with the same ardour. |
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I am waiting with great ardour this moment when I will be able to hug you. |
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The children stood up with the ardour of their age and, synchronously, the 30 voices joined together in the enthusiastic declamation of a long formula. |
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You can hear the musket shots ring out as a restored Bourbon is deposed in a fresh bout of revolutionary ardour. Mr Kasich, to be fair, is not just posturing. |
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The performers have acquired a greater theatricalness, they better control the effects of their prowesses jazz-smurf and so on, and when it is necessary they impose moderation to their crossbred ardour? |
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Africa, with its generous nature, the wealth of its legends, the wisdom of its elders, the ardour of its younger generation, the serene and valiant beauty of its women, its imagination and its joy. |
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Maitland claimed that Chastelard's ardour was feigned, and that he was part of a Huguenot plot to discredit Mary by tarnishing her reputation. |
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These thoughts supported my spirits, while I pursued my undertaking with unremitting ardour. |
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When she finally appears at table, for she does not usually eat, it is a ghastly shell of a woman, emaciated, pallid, shrunken and grotesque, who beholds the fetching new arrival with beady-eyed ardour. |
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How different is the prayer of the holy priest, who, in the ardour of his zeal, intercedes for sinners, multiplies his supplications, and strives to storm heaven in order to obtain mercy. |
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One's life is of great consequence and must be looked at with intelligence, anticipated with imagination, designed with care, and lived with ardour. |
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His ardour is the frightening thing about him. |
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Disappointments and sorrows have taught me the vanity of human expectations, quieted the exultings of youthful hope, and cooled the ardour of anxious desire. |
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