Sentence examples similar to another fervor from inspiring English sources

Now another fervor-driven environmentally friendly transportation group is growing up behind them: the scooter obsessives.

(Her perpetual chanting of the word takes on a religious fervor, another way for her to find happiness and eventually salvation.) Many of the "Bridge" characters are stricken with guilt.

Another is religious fervor, a sense of taking part in a cataclysmic battle against Sunni Muslim extremists and defending Shiite holy sites in Syria.

Over and over, he describes how he went "nuts" over an idea or how he displayed a "revolutionary fervor" for another one.

I don't understand all the political fervor of another network being built.

They have attacked one another with the same fervor with which they attack Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.

This evangelistic fervor is another flaw: Ross and Cohen reflect a near-messianic belief that new technologies, Web 2.0 tools, and their trial-and-error application to U.S. foreign policy priorities will produce a new Utopian society worldwide, irrespective of the known and unknown diplomatic and other risks of this Silicon Valley-type approach.

The Enron response is just another example of the de-regulatory fervor Summers has shown throughout his career, helping loosen bank fetters and keep derivatives unregulated in the 1990s.

I would eat another, I think, though perhaps not until the fervor winds down a little.

Everyone onstage seemed to rage with Ethel Smyth fever, pouring out nonstop fervor in one relentless fortissimo after another.

The apathy could also be due to the traditional drop in political fervor during nonpresidential election years, although another feeling is also fueling the ambivalence: betrayal.