Sentence examples for fervor about from inspiring English sources

He had never before spoken to me with such fervor about anything, even his children.

A self-styled "scholarly gatecrasher," Dyer has written with equal fervor about D. H. Lawrence, military history, and jazz.

It usually puts me on guard when I hear people speak with a religious fervor about something that's, well, not religious.

"Also she has a kind of fervor about her acting that's very valuable when it's applied to a role like Mrs. Warren or Sister Aloysius.

Many people who own the Apple iPhone speak with a sort of evangelical fervor about the product and the things it can do.

One of them, Muhammad al-Mehimmadi, took a break from the fighting on Sunday and spoke with fervor about resisting an American-led assault.

"We continue to be caught up in this fervor, almost spirituality, about ethanol.

Every time the anti-abortion movement pushes too far, it reminds people that its cause, no matter how filled with moral fervor, is basically about imposing one particular theology on the rest of the country.

The biggest crowds -- a good mile long and a boulevard wide -- marched without incident but with fervor and concern about a panoply of issues that angered, frightened or frustrated them.

Though the movement has gained strength in recent years as part of a backlash against growing numbers of immigrants, it has taken on particular force since Sept. 11, fueled by patriotic fervor and fears about an uncertain economy.

Personally, I appreciate Voight's fervor, but worry about his intellectual equipment.