Sentence examples for fervor from from inspiring English sources

But Israel's continued military presence, coupled with the spread of Islamic revolutionary fervor from Iran, soon changes that.

What happens to that hope, and how Villeneuve plays around with time in order to extract the maximum fervor from Louise's experience, I won't reveal, not least because I'm too dumbfounded — or simply too dumb — to have worked it out yet.

The weakening Chinese economy, patriotic fervor from Chinese consumers or the increasingly solid options available from domestic manufacturers could all be factors.

I trust the listener out there to distinguish songs with fervor from songs without.

Ted Cruz often speaks with an evangelical fervor from the pulpit, uh, the lectern, at his political rallies.

We are only trying to set the record straight that our political fervor comes from deeply held beliefs, most of which were developed at church and from our upbringing.

Maya's political fervor stems from her upbringing.

When tasked with explaining where the innovative fervor comes from, Israelis often refer to DNA — a belief that there is something genetic in the determination of its students.

The subpoena asked Twitter to provide "any and all user information" related to the account (characterized by Mr. Harris as including "real stories, callous revolutionary fervor, trickery") from Sept. 15 to Dec. 31, 2011.

He calmly recited the lyrics of Kenny Rogers's "Gambler" (clearly, a guilty pleasure) before repeating the exercise with more fervor, hopping from side to side and clapping his hands manically.

Much of the fervor stemmed from Facebook simultaneously getting more stringent about demoting spammy posts.