Sentence examples for fervor over from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fervor over" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward
It can be used when discussing intense enthusiasm or passion regarding a specific topic or event. Example: "There was a fervor over the new product launch that captivated the entire industry."
As a result, nationalist fervor over soccer as an Indian sport (played in India by Indians) has not taken root in the collective consciousness as the passion about cricket has.
Fervor over the royal pregnancy and birth distracts the masses from their enormous British Gas bills.
(Which brings up one of the true oddities about the fervor over net neutrality.
and the fervor over his performance injected the phrase "Linsanity" into the popular sports lexicon.
The fervor over Obama-speak, some say, reflects other aspects of Japan's changing society.
The fervor over Jeremy Lin's continuing heroics has all but consumed the coverage of N.B.A. basketball, and rightfully so.
Just when it seemed the Tahrir fervor was over and the Army had taken over… Read Wendell Steavenson's previous dispatches from Egypt.
Just when it seemed the Tahrir fervor was over and the Army had taken over road-mapping the country's future — just when it looked like a polarization of the political scene, between liberals and Islamists, was under way — there was an even bigger Friday protest in the square than the week before.
In performance, at some point near the climax, I happily relinquish the prospect of playing all or any of these notes, and just let the fervor take over, preacher style.
A quick trip down to the valley's Apple store in Palo Alto shows the fervor taking over the valley.
World War II fervor and the excitement over penicillin, then a scarce, new drug, contributed to the rush to test this promising medicine against venereal diseases that commonly afflicted soldiers.
