Sentence examples for My fervour from inspiring English sources

At school the next day, I expected the rest of the class to share my fervour.

I have lost my patriotic fervour, and now mainly see the British cyclists as superb through some combination of talent born not made, incredibly hard work, a sublime intelligence at both the level of the muscle and the mind; and not because they are British and understand at some cellular, interconnected level why bulldogs are cute and the NHS is great and bikes matter.

I replied vehemently in the affirmative – because, in my techno-utopian fervour, I did believe.

"It's hard to describe the fervour gripping my shipmates and I," he recalls in the film.

Appearing for just under one solitary minute, those undulating, analogue arpeggios triggered fervour across my social media feed.

"Oh, thank God!" yells my son, Joel, with unexpected fervour.

He has mastered the craft of leaping on to monitors and jabbing fingers at pertinent moments, but the gospelish fervour of Can't Deny My Love and Lonely Town's Springsteen-goes-disco tumult would be far better conveyed by a singer with more rockstar in their DNA.

This music is part of me; the sentiments, the revolutionary fervour it instilled in me from my earliest memories, imbue all of my work and activism.

The difference between us is that I'd be so fascinated by the furore, fear, loathing, religious fervour and plenty more besides that my retirement had created, I'd get up.

Exhibit B: The time Campbell had an encounter with a croupier in Brighton and recalled, "The fear that her teeth might, at any second, bite my penis in two added to the erotic fervour".

My grandmother later described how my mother would practise at her open bedroom window, and with what fervour she would belt out "One Fine Day".