Sentence examples for ardency from inspiring English sources

The black notebooks, however seriously you take them, are a betrayal of that ardency.

Ever a bit amateurish, and never quite an echt Impressionist, he inspires vicariously, conveying the ardency of a cultivated fellow-traveller in an epoch of aesthetic revolution.

Their gemlike documentary, "Shulie," chronicling her life as an aspiring painter, captures her ardency.

But it's also impossible to set aside Heidegger's sins — and they cannot help but reduce the ardency with which his readers relate to him.

It seems a very American, very privileged kind of impotence, and Lerner, I think, deliberately contrasts Adam's expensive weakness with the fervor and political ardency of the Spanish artists and poets whom he befriends, a fervor that can seem both naïve and courageous alongside Adam's aimless knowingness.

The objection to Collins was his faith — or, at least, the ardency of it.

As the issue of illegal immigration was taken up by conservatives with increasing ardency, Giuliani was reminded of the nativist Know-Nothing movement of the nineteenth century, whose adherents sought to repel the tide of mostly Catholic European immigration.

The ardency of her desire for genius was both touching in itself and the secret of her popular appeal as a writer.

Its stubborn persistence is why we hear, increasingly, echoes of Cuomo in the ardency of Elizabeth Warren and other Democrats; Mayor Bill de Blasio, of New York, has even revived "a tale of two cities".

Perhaps if you're born old with an infant's brain and get younger, you never know much of anything (including the ardencies and the anxieties of youth), but that kind of mental void doesn't yield much of a protagonist.

Coachella may not be where you'd expect to have a beauty brand make its debut, but for Ardency Inn it's proven to be ideal.