Quotes About Fervor

Chi mai potrà misurare il fervore e la violenza del cuore di un poeta quando rimane preso e intrappolato in un corpo di donna?

throb-and-sob idol

All at once we were madly, clumsily, shamelessly, agonizingly in love with each other.

Fuck me, I love her.

I'd rather be impetuous than placid any day.

I'm crazy, stupid, out of my mind in love with you

A medida que esta era se vuelve más tenebrosa, más serán las voces perjudiciales para el pueblo de Dios. Los que con desgano buscan su rostro y no anhelan conocerle con fervor serán fácilmente inducidos a aceptar numerosos errores doctrinales.

A poet is a storm with a pen — splattering swashes of ink across the sky in bursts of fervor with words on fire whirling tempest-emblazoned rhyme

Gladstone's was neither the first nor the last of great minds to be led astray by religious fervor, but in the case of his Studies on Homer, his convictions took the particular unfortunate turn of trying to marry Homer's pagan pantheon with the Christian creed. ... The Times was not amused: "Perfectly honest in his intentions, he takes up a theory, and no matter how ridiculous it is in reality, he can make it appear respectable in argument. Too clever by half!

York Knicks fan as well.

Being a geek is a great thing. I think we're all geeks. Being a geek means you're passionate about something and that defines your uniqueness. I would rather be passionate about something than be apathetic about everything.

We are staunch and true and in rather a champagne mood.

I'm getting a diamond-hard boner just thinking about it.

No question, I love being a Net.

A fanatic is a nut who has something to believe in.

I'm probably more obsessed with football that I am with music.

I've been obsessed by football since I was young.

I think you have a passion and an obsession for something when it's not necessarily ubiquitous.

I am an obsessive flyer, myself.

I guess I get really obsessive or passionate about things.

I love the game. I think that's obvious, and I'm very passionate in what I do.

The book borrower...proves himself to be an inveterate collector of books not so much by the fervor with which he guards his borrowed treasures...as by his failure to read these books.

To do justice to the figure of Kafka it its purity and peculiar beauty one must never lose sight of one thing; it is the purity and beauty of failure. The circumstances of this failure are manifold. One is tempted to say: once he was certain of eventual failure, everything worked out for him en route as in a dream. There is nothing more memorable that the fervor with which Kafka emphasized his failure.

His usual pragmatic instincts fell prey to sentiments he had once tried to train himself to avoid, such as bitterness, wounded pride, emotionalism, and political fervor.