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• The Senate, in this perfervid year, might pass it.
• Or was this merely a quirk of Miss Polk's perfervid imagination?
• Dostoevsky, a perfervid Christian, was a doubter of progress, of perfectibility.
• He speaks with all the animation one expects from an undertaker, not the perfervid Steinbrenner.
• And a spot for McDonald's spoofed perfervid Atlantans by comparing an ice-cream cone to the Olympic torch.
• Its perfervid melange of writhing figures, peekaboo neo-classical costumes and acidic colors is lifted straight from Italian Mannerism.
• The best of the James Bond books, and Fleming was perfect, thrilling reading for a perfervid 15-year-old.
• Why not round up the most perfervid anti-government militiamen in the other 49 states and resettle them among their own ilk in Idaho?
• Rice accused Bulwer-Lytton of penning " 27 novels whose perfervid turgidity I intend to expose, denude, and generally make visible ".
• The Berlin edition and von Hellingrath's perfervid advocacy of H鰈derlin's work shifted the emphasis of appraisal from his earlier elegies to the enigmatic and grandiose later hymns.
• One is that its inner workings have inspired more curiosity among outsiders _ and more perfervid memoir-writing _ than any other periodical of its time, and not by accident, either.
• On the soundtrack is the simulated hum of intense conversation plus nerve-jangling modernist music signaling what Howe described as the " atmosphere of perfervid, overly heated, overly excited intellectuality " that then characterized the campus.
• Hyde's speech was a stemwinder from another era, a florid 20-minute throwback to the days of perfervid orators like William Jennings Bryan _ moving to some in the chamber and no doubt outside it, banal to others.
• Suddenly George Will may perform a Jekyll-and-Hyde transformation from Dr . Probing Reporter to Mr . Perfervid Right-Winger; Sam Donaldson, who has the gift of reducing any subject to its most obvious level, plays his foil, and Cokie Roberts offers capital chat.
• It was rightly and wisely rejected by our Editor on the ground that there is no such word, the alleged form being due to a complete mistake . . . due to the blunders of printers or scribes, or to the perfervid imaginations of ignorant or blundering editors . . ..
• At first, the beginners had been called " The Invertebrates . " In the Salon of 1905 they were named " The Incoherents . " But by 1906, when they grew more perfervid, more audacious, more crazed with theories, they received their present appellation of " Les Fauves "  the Wild Beasts.
• There, I have made temperate and I hope intelligent efforts to protect biographies of living persons from being used by Gamergate fans, socks, " and even Wikipedia admins " to discuss the sex lives of female software developers in Wikipedia, a perfervid effort to punish women for pursuing their chosen vocation, an effort that continues to this day and which is avidly planned and plotted on off-wiki fora.
• The italicized question " might " be taken to allude to the insistent, relentless, perfervid POV pushing practiced by a coterie of editors on this page, abetted by a constantly-refreshed stream of socks and zombies working with expert admin assistance and supervision, in blatant and unchecked violation of WP : NPOV and WP : FLAT . Discussion of the application of policy to article and front-matter changes is not uncommon on talk pages.
• In addition to the television, poster and Internet elements of the Philip Morris campaign, the image-enhancement bids include appeals from the Lorillard unit of Loews Corp ., some carrying the theme " New rules, new commitment "; a new magazine named CML The Camel Quarterly, custom-published for R . J . Reynolds Tobacco Co . unit of the RJR Holdings Corporation by Wink Media, part of the Time Inc . unit of Time Warner Inc ., and a fanciful telephone recording featuring a deliberately perfervid announcer who declares : " We, the Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation, are in love with you.