Additionally, Blank says, he wants the students to develop a fervor for public service and giving back to society.
Suddenly, ordinary homeowners developed a fervor for furniture, carpets and decorative themes.
Born to a Mexican-American working class family in El Sereno, California, he developed a fervor for art at a young age.
When the people whose fingers are on nuclear triggers develop conspicuous religious fervor, it's a very frightening thing.
WHEN he was nearing 70, Dan Bessie -- former film animator, writer, director and producer -- developed a genealogical fervor and began tracking down his wayward kin.
Comstock, born in 1844 in New Canaan, Conn., developed a antivice fervor early -- as a teenager, he secretly broke into a Connecticut saloon that was selling liquor to children and drained the supply.
And after measuring ambient bromine and bromochloride in the Arctic in correlation with local ozone-depletion events, my laboratory research developed a new fervor that is alive to this day.
Analyst Ian Post of Sands Brothers in New York agrees, saying Macromedia nailed the market with its Web development tools, which nobody else was developing with the same fervor.
While studying at the university, he developed a newfound religious fervor, inspired in part through Graham's teachings.
Taking an honest look at original web videos, most, if not all, have failed to build real audiences, and none have inspired the sense of awareness, fandom (or even bubbling fervor) that develops around an even mildly successful television show.
But the untrumpeted and undeveloped secret of the reform movement is the content — the willingness to develop character curriculum or Core Knowledge curriculum, the willingness to infuse the school with spiritual fervor.
