Sentence examples for fervent letter from inspiring English sources

Mixing lust and secrecy, violence and poetry, grief and much fervent letter writing, the romance has come to light after a century buried in the British Library.

When Sara Piot lived in Belgium aged six, she penned a fervent letter to St Nicholas, asking if her father could spend more time at home.

Ben Thomspon, whose book, Ban This Filth!, focuses on Whitehouse's fervent letter writing career, said her legacy had been reappraised in recent times to reveal a ruthless, fame-grabbing and sometimes flirtatious woman who was ahead of her time.

On the other hand members of the Rationalist Association, who are generous with their donations and fervent letter writers, tend to view invitations to mix with their fellow heathens with all the enthusiasm of Jeeves perusing one of Bertie Wooster's new ties.

And Rabbi Goldberg says some of the most fervent letters of support he has received have come from Christians.

He would write ever more fervent letters to Alec, every single day, while reserving for Evelyn something more like disapproval.

Biographer Arthur Hobson Quinn disagreed with this view, citing a fervent love letter to argue that Poe "loved his little cousin not only with the affection of a brother, but also with the passionate devotion of a lover and prospective husband".

The diplomat, John Brady Kiesling, the political counselor at the United States Embassy in Athens, said in his resignation letter, "Our fervent pursuit of war with Iraq is driving us to squander the international legitimacy that has been America's most potent weapon of both offense and defense since the days of Woodrow Wilson".

The letters are fervent, philosophical, frenetic and witty; they suggest sources, from her own life, for the varied portraits of obsessive desire in her novels.

She remains largely nonjudgmental about the most difficult-to-grasp practices of the Satmar sect, while showing how even the most fervent believers struggle with the letter-of-the-law faith.

His fervent disciples followed it to the letter and, often, to excess.