Sentence examples for fervor shown from inspiring English sources

And it is being embraced with all the fervor shown by recent converts.

On one hand, I was impressed by the patriotic fervor shown by drivers as they festooned their gigantic S.U.V.'s, minivans and trucks with the American flag.

Once again, they can mobilize the masses and, with patriotic fervor, show the world what they can do.

In one burst of fervor, he showed how to make a gradual, breathtaking diminuendo on a sustained high note.

When Deutsche Telekom first sold shares to the public in 1996, Mr. Nieding recalled, Germans bought them with an almost patriotic fervor -- showing little concern for the company's strategy or finances.

The Enron response is just another example of the de-regulatory fervor Summers has shown throughout his career, helping loosen bank fetters and keep derivatives unregulated in the 1990s.

Security forces beat and arrested student protesters in the Sudanese capital on Sunday as the unrest and antigovernment fervor in Tunisia and Egypt showed their first indication of spreading to the streets of Khartoum, if on a far smaller scale.

So far, the task hasn't been too difficult, in part because consumers haven't shown much unbundling fervor.

The battle over the New Haven mall is unusual because of the bitterness and fervor that both sides have shown.

Their fervor reflected what polls have shown: that a large majority of Turks disagree with Turkey's Syria policy, which they worry has the country willfully diving into the chaos.

The athletes' nature comes through in scenes where teammates talk about their competitiveness, and scenes — of a wild comic fervor — that show it in games and sports of many kinds, from driveway basketball and Nerf basketball to foosball and Ping-Pong (the latter is a highlight), with sidebars involving made-up card games, a painful battle of knuckle-flicking, and even duelling bong hits.