Sentence examples similar to exude fervor from inspiring English sources
Huntsman and Romney do not exude the fervor of crusaders, and when periodically they try to do so, they appear inauthentic.
Even the clearance items at Abercrombie do not exude the promotional fervor that can be found at American Eagle, which has a sign up front noting its shorts are under $25; or Aéropostale, where banners announce two-for-one bargains.
With Abraham Lincoln (who denounced religious bigotry) as its standard-bearer in the 1860 presidential contest, Republican rallies exuded an evangelical fervor that blended religious and military pageantry.
As played by Mr. Williams, one of the stars of the slam movement, Ray exudes a sanctified fervor reminiscent of the reggae legend Bob Marley, along with a mild-mannered almost academic politesse.
As Suffolk, Fletcher McTaggart exudes a raw sexual energy that is matched in fervor by Ms. Pierce.
For language and revolutionary fervor.
But his fervor never fails.
