Ms. LaVette fronted Moby's band, bringing soulful fervor to "Natural Blues," a song about "trouble with God".
Through the heart of all the worldly profiteering courses the natural resource of authentic religious fervor.
Every mother-in-law joke you've ever heard, along with every Oedipal fantasy, is distilled into this formidable figure, and Redgrave, herself both the product and the matriarch of an acting dynasty, makes the freakishness of parental fervor sound entirely natural.
He records with tireless interest Banks's collecting of plants and creatures unknown to Europeans; we never lose sight of the 18th-century fervor for cataloging the natural world.
However, in its fervor to secure timber, minerals, and other natural resources, China is increasingly seen as a predator on the world's forests.
But the fervor of the early days is gone; natural childbirth classes are a routine part of the prenatal routine, not a philosophical imperative.
Overwhelming in her fervor, her efficiency, and her malignity, Sheela is the natural star of a documentary that handily evokes astonishment, at the expense of illustrating the mundane.
While Durkheim actively worked to support his country in the war, his reluctance to give in to simplistic nationalist fervor (combined with his Jewish background) made him a natural target of the now-ascendant French Right.
Disney now has plans to crank out Star Wars films every holiday season until the world is fighting in its own star wars, and it's only natural that they won't all incite the same near-religious fervor as The Force Awakens.
However, the natural altruism and dedication to humanitarianism do not reveal themselves with equal fervor.
Our preparations for an influenza pandemic -- like our current military strategies, responses to natural disasters and approaches to educating our children -- are initially supported with photo-op fervor and ultimately with public outcry.
