Sentence examples for fervor sparked from inspiring English sources

Could it be that the Pope is weighing in on the fervor sparked by French economist Thomas Piketty's current bestseller, Capital in the Twenty-First Century?

Soros's fervor has sparked some ridicule even within his own family.

Anderson, who played Agent Scully on the show, recently sparked fervor after expressing her desire for a series reboot during a Nerdist Podcast interview.

Tuesday's unveiling of a bipartisan bill in Congress that would reform how the nation regulates toxic chemicals sparked fervor among environmental and public health advocates.

And on the artistic front, the Westbeth Gallery, which is a showcase for tenants' work, has begun a retrospective series that some artists say has sparked creative fervor.

Mr. Cameron, whose "Avatar" sparked this fervor by racking up nearly $2.7 billion in global ticket sales, fretted to Deadline.com that Warner is "expecting the same result, when in fact they will probably work against the adoption of 3-D, because they'll be putting out an inferior product".

As an adult, there have been only two series that sparked such fervor.

But Serbia was swept up in a nationalist fervor in the 1990s, sparked and then stoked by Milosevic.

"It is going to spark fervor in the presidential race".

The World Cup, which opens its monthlong run on Thursday in Sao Paulo, hasn't sparked the same fervor.

The Unite the Right rally — which left one woman dead — was sparked, in part, by fervor over whether a Confederate statue in the city was racist or honorable.