Sentence examples for certain fervor from inspiring English sources

And for a while the weapons incited a certain fervor among the public.

Sugrobov's wife, Maria, with whom he has five children, told me, "Youth gives a certain fervor, a sense of daring toward everything, an understanding that a person can move mountains".

THE way homes for sale are being dressed up, or "staged," these days can provoke an overwhelming love-at-first-sight, I-want-it, I-want-it-all kind of fervor in certain buyers, real estate sales agents are noticing.

Essentially, the organization charged the charity for simple links on its webpage, a move that suggests a certain amount of draconian fervor.

In our current food-obsessed culture, healthy eating can take on a quality similar to religious fervor, in which certain foods are sinful and eating in a certain rigid way is godly and rewarded, says Sondra Kronberg, a nutritional therapist and spokeswoman for the National Eating Disorders Association.

"There was a certain magic there," he said, "The fervor, the enthusiasm.

The dampening of a certain kind of hope can drive a fervor for motherhood.

For some time now, the Party had sensed a certain slackness in the newspaper, a decline in revolutionary fervor, and a passiveness that was at odds with the obligatory optimism of a Socialist society.

This literature is not for everyone: even certain highly literate Brazilians have been baffled by the cult-like fervor she inspires.

And even at Yankee Stadium, heading home before the final out is vilified in certain sections where the ticket prices are lower but the fan fervor seems higher.

By Mary Pilon April 17, 2017 There's a certain irony that the race to host the 2024 Summer Games has come down to two countries where nationalist fervor has taken hold.