Rebucci was a fervent advocate of state control of the local spa industry.
Save, perhaps in the fervent imagination of the most idealistic empiricist, all historical studies are incomplete.
The common point between them is a fervent patriotism, which was courageous and authentic before the independence of their countries, but diverted and compromised after the 1920s.
Most analyses of the revival, especially those that are sympathetic to it, refer to the years of fervent prayer in which many had been engaged prior to its outbreak.
This moved slowly, gyrating forward with tremendous excitement, pulsating in their fervent devotion.
I suspect that a lot of this fervent restoration, admirable though it is, rather misses the point of what was most striking about the complex.
Perhaps it is her fervent embrace of empiricism that also explains the lack of sustained theoretical reflection in this book.
This is hardly the position of a fervent advocate of additivity.
