Sentence examples similar to fading ardor from inspiring English sources
Elian Gonzalez is back, but Cuba's government plans to keep up public rallies in hope of rekindling a fading revolutionary ardor.
All these months later, the revolution's ardor fading, Tahrir Square feels less a model, more an inspiration.
That ardor faded a bit as Mr. Straus presided over one of the most conservative sessions of the Texas House in recent memory, but it was a big deal at the time.
Boaz came to Israel in 1961, but his Zionist ardor faded and, while befriending a family of Palestinian Christians in the village of Beit Jala, adjacent to Bethlehem, he learned Arabic and began designing architectural projects in the West Bank.
Or maybe his ardor is just fading.
Disney's initial ardor for Toysmart had meanwhile faded after Mr. Davis left Buena Vista late last year for another Internet company.
But Allen Ruby, the N.F.L.'s lawyer, said that Davis's ardor for the Hollywood Park proposal faded when Oakland lured the Raiders north with a better deal, including inducements worth $64 million.
Recently the ardor pushing the EU forward has faded.
Revolutionary ardor -- inextricable from the exhilaration of youth and of sex in the commune with her cell leader -- has faded.
