Sentence examples for true ardor from inspiring English sources
TECHNOLOGY; In software development, a true ardor for Java.
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Yes, the SEC came out with guns blazing when it first accused Goldman of malfeasance back in 2010, but as Occupy Wall Street came and went, the ardor for true Wall Street prosecutions cooled.
But the true object of his ardor is pork shoulder.
He talks about this with the ardor of a true believer.
Her writing about their ardor is as vivid and true as anything in Scott Spencer's great "Endless Love" (1979), that audacious teen novel that comes with a permanent asterisk attached, reminding you not to confuse it with the damp and witless Brooke Shields movie adaptation.
Marcia Davenport, in the magazine Stage, called "Porgy and Bess" the first true opera since Strauss, and wrote with something like the old melting-pot ardor of the scene of mourners at a wake, "its rhythms Negroid, its soaring, minor cadences yearningly Hebraic".
Tanne's extraordinary actors thread that strait nimbly, delivering performances that exist on their own but feel true to the characters, that spin with dialectical delight and embody the ardors, ambitions, and uncertainties that even the most able and aware young adults must face.
Watching Mr. Gemignani in the pit during a performance as he moves through memorable Cole Porter numbers like "Too Darn Hot," "Wunderbar" and "Always True to You in My Fashion" yields only a hint of his depth and ardor.
This wasn't true, Nunez assured me, adding that evidence at the trial would confirm that Linda had retained her ardor for him.
