Sentence examples for a fervor of from inspiring English sources

Bureaucratic delays hold up the interment, and the long-dead body starts to bubble, seething with "a fervor of worms".

C INE'S unconventional take on this summer's wedge -- a leopard-print pony skin espadrille -- has created a fervor of excitement for that old Basque classic.

In an editorial today, the newspaper said it felt compelled by widespread whispering about the cause of death, including broad hints on the evening news programs, to lift "the fragile tissue of silence, stretched tenuously over a fervor of rumors".

Flying his nation's freak flag high, with a fervor of sound and visual deepness you'd come to accept from a music maker of the Deutschland, his latest EP is entitled Velvet Rage, and is kicking off with the track "Bodycheck," along with a gloriously entrancing video.

He and his cohorts, for the most part very young, affluent, and privileged, also believe all of our doings should be visible to everyone, with a fervor redolent of a late-night study session.

Stomping back to Larry's car with a fervor worthy of the W.W.F., Thor unleashes a screaming lecture about the idiocy of playing violent games with children.

The Gala Show at the MCA, David Bowie Is........ was only one of the exclusive events produced around the Art Fair generating a great fervor of excitement.

However, sex is too often a solitary fervor of parties overcome by private sensations who happen to rub up against the other.

Yet, when it all went down this past weekend August 1-22015015) for the first time at Pomona's Fairplex venue, the whole soiree a healthy fervor of hometown pride.

Most of all, Firestone is remembered for "The Dialectic of Sex," a book that she wrote in a fervor, in a matter of months.

In approaching the arts, he combined the coolness of a surgeon with the fervor of an adept.