Sentence examples for added fervor from inspiring English sources

Guryev is a member of the Orthodox Church, and recently his religious practice has taken on an added fervor.

The religious aspect adds fervor to their zeal, but it is worth noting that some of the Sept. 11 terrorists had non-religious lifestyles.

The claim adds fervor to the implication that successful black people are thought of as exceptions to their race rather than examples of what people within that race are capable of.

And as he growls his lines, making himself into a sea monster, his daughter Shana swoops over him and digs into the songs, adding fervor in a glittering dress.

"I swear to God," he added with Scarlett O'Hara fervor, "It's my mission to bring it back".

The question, she added, is why the fervor fades.

Half a century ago, at the height of anti-Communist fervor, Congress added the words "under God" to the Pledge of Allegiance.

While not required by the government, the pledge added to the patriotic fervor surrounding the project and generated publicity for DataWind's plan to sell more expensive commercial tablets and $2-a-month wireless Internet service to the public.

House speaker Paul Ryan added to the xenophobic fervor by saying that the United States should take a "pause" in admitting Syrian refugees into the country in wake of the attacks.

His work was crafted with minute detail in electrifying colors, gold adding momentum and fervor.

Perhaps adding to the fervor is the fact that winning products won't be available in stores.