Sentences with word «ardour»

The general lack of what Pope John Paul II called a «new ardour for the new evangelisation» among us argues persuasively that our imagination has wandered down the wrong paths.

Learning is not attained by chance; it must be sought for with ardour and attended to with diligence.

All of us want to have time to arrange our life, every day we undertake the task of doing something, which requires serious efforts and fervent ardour.

For Pope John Paul, the evangelising task of the Church today must not only use new methods and means of expression, but be suffused with a new ardour.

The primary task of the Jewish movement, writes Buber, is the removal of the schism between thought and action and the re-establishment of the unified personality who creates out of a single ardour of will.

To free my path from all that breedeth ill I strove with passionate ardour, and I won!

IPOB and MASSOB may well be romantics, whose street ardour could be far - removed from reality.

As the Financial Times put it on 29 July, Blair used his «reshuffle to display his ever - increasing ardour for business people and business practice».

The international development brief, he explained, is popular among women, and suggested that this is one reason to pursue the government's current ardour for ringfencing the budget.

In any age, they show youthful ardour in matters of love.

Corey Stoll is particularly good as Boris, a complicated man of the world torn between the safety offered by Irina and the fresh - faced ardour of Nina.

When it works, though, it works with an invigorating ardour and intelligence that does justice to the idea that the horror genre, as an indicator species in cinema's ecosystem, provides the keenest insight into our collective contemporary paranoia.

Ah, but Astin's brilliance only furthers the rub: «The Addams Family» mocks Gomez's ardour while simultaneously arranging marriages for various friends and relatives with a smile and a shrug, marking off yet another concept worthy of disdain: passionate sexual relationships.

The credit crisis has cooled Asia's ardour towards Western banks.

Byars sent more than 100 letters to Joseph Beuys, an artist he admired with ardour bordering on fanaticism.

Rothko has added his own ardour, purity and monumentality to Matisse's scheme, and, of course, an unprecedented pictorial means.

We always claim to have time to arrange our life, we have to do our duties, which costs a lot of efforts and fervent ardour.

Exposed to ardour of TV chefs, the health committee dispenses with ceremony and sharp brains turn to juicy pulp

Their local election drubbing seems to have redoubled the Tories» ardour for ideological zealotry, with the Tory Right (and where they go, Cameron will soon follow) now hawking around their demands for even bigger public service and welfare cuts (when we haven't even yet had 90 % of the first tranche) which will reduce tax receipts still further and ratchet up the recession another notch.

But Bob Schulz, professor of strategic management at Haskayne, wonders if something in Hyduke's books chilled Do All's ardour.

On these rare occasions, I kick my feet onto my desk, push my bowler over my eyes and pretend to be in deep thought until my ardour returns.

Picking a subject that elicits a sense of ardour is unquestionably a good thing.

He saw two main ways of kindling this ardour: one, as expressed eloquently in his Novo Millennio Ineunte, was through that contemplation of the face of Christ which the whole Church engaged in during the Millennium Jubilee.

The Mishnah interprets the command «Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart» as loving God with both the «good» and the «evil» impulses; this means loving Him with and through the act of decision, so that the ardour of passion is transformed and enters with its whole power into the single deed.

The educator, as an instrument of Creation, should derive respect and ardour for his efforts from a profound, communicative sense of the developments already achieved or awaited by Nature.

But another is the great reality which we can only make into our world if we melt the shell of passivity with our ardour and strength until the active, bestowing side of things leaps up to meet us and embrace us.

It is a helpful contribution to that evangelisation, «new in its ardour, new in its methods and new in its expression», that Pope John Paul II called for.

The great achievement of this chronicle is its evocation of fighters of the spirit who are without comparison in the whole of epic world literature in the ardour and exclusiveness of the unfolding of their religious powers.

now it seems he has disregarded all his speed, dribbling and ardour to rely purely on his vision now..

Exercising during pregnancy does you a whole deal of good; prepares you well for the ardours labour... Continue Reading →

Exercising during pregnancy does you a whole deal of good; prepares you well for the ardours labour phase and also to cope with physical challenges post delivery.

Informing his group of Cameron's priviledged background did very little to lessen their ardour.

NEXT time you feel a surge of attraction for a stranger, ponder this: is your ardour based partly on shared genetic ancestry?

All of us want time to arrange our life, we have to do our duties, which costs a lot of trouble and fervent ardour.

Like the Paul Simon song it pulls its title from, you've heard it too many times before and the ardour just isn't there.

Elizabeth I was a Queen driven by ambition, and Kapur captures her quest to search beyond the ordinary and grasp at immortality, echoing her ardour by reaching beyond the conventional boundaries of genre.

But like the Paul Simon song it pulls its title from, you've heard it too many times before and the ardour just isn't there.

Mann's is a bold statement that Ali was not only subject to the tumult of his time but also the definitive figure around which the swiftly changing world revolved: Ali is the Civil Rights movement; Sam Cooke's ardour; Malcolm X's fury; Vietnam's injustice; Martin Luther King, Jr.'s martyrdom; and Watts» rage.

Although Solondz garners a fair measure of respect for his ardour for exposing the sanctimony of our daily interactions, Storytelling's very existence exposes a fundamental degree of hypocrisy.

An ardour for using the C 63's performance and dynamic ability was swiftly dampened by the police RBT station, the camera - equipped RAV4 parked by the side of the road and a marked car also on the route.

Henry and Clare's ardour and their attempts to lead a normal life, to have a family, in the face of his disorder, make for a memorable and deeply stirring tale.

Fiona's marriage is being torn asunder by the «slow decline of ardour» and her husband's request for permission to take a mistress.

Wildlife and history are his ardour.

Yet the physicality of the fire exceeds these determinations, projecting a sense of ardour and pulsing life that lies in the genesis of the works.