Small wonder that Station to Station also included the fervent Word on a Wing, aptly described by its creator, a former Buddhist, as "a prayer".
The molecular mechanisms underlying another colonic IBD, UC, are also still under fervent discussion.
Yet The Noonday Demon stands as a testament to all those qualities that are lost during times of deathly meaninglessness: it describes numbness with vitality, wretchedness with poetry, lovelessness with passion, fear with exuberance, slack-jawed horror with wit and tenderness, deadly silence with this fervent outpouring of words.
Audience — habitual, fervent, powered by word-of-mouth — builds value and drives all other successes: Ad dollars, box office sales, subscriptions, downloads, etc.
When I asked Marly, she told me that evangelicalism's more fervent adherence to the Word of God accounts for the trend.
And that primal entity, the fan, is a direct descendent of the religious devotee: The word "fan" is a shortened form of the word referring to the faithfully fervent devotee, "fanatic," which itself derives from the Latin word for temple, "fanum".
Trump knows his fervent followers will swallow every word, even though the New York Times piece about the Don Jr. meeting was entirely confirmed by Don Jr.'s own emails, as released by Don Jr. Trump may get jealous that Don Jr. is getting so much attention for at least attempted collusion with the Russians and violation of campaign finance laws.
With Beecham's return the composer became, in Hadley's words, "what his most fervent admirers had never envisaged a genuine popular success".
Finally, a few words to my more fervent Boston-area commenters--particularly those who implied that my analysis was based on the fact that I hail from the same general geographic sector as the Patriots' last Super Bowl opponent.
"She says, 'It's not too late for you to do this.'" She is a fervent Christian, although she hates the word "religious" ("I'm in a relationship"), and she believes that prayer gets fast, concrete results.
