Sentence examples for fervor the from inspiring English sources

What the mayor lacked in fervor, the media provided.

It is also, not coincidentally to his fervor, the one he used to inhabit.

"There was a certain magic there," he said, "The fervor, the enthusiasm.

Lacking everything but fervor, the rebels sought financing from Muslim militants abroad.

And, more crassly, as a matter of politics in a time of populist fervor the idea seems like a winner.

Yet, for all its fervor, the movement is arguably directed at a problem more imagined than real.

In 1766, Parliament, blindsided by the fervor of the Colonial opposition, repealed the Stamp Act.

We must combine the fervor of the civil rights movement with the peace movement.

The House vote Friday illustrated the fervor of the battle.

As the story spread, Syrians, swept up in the fervor of the Arab Spring, broke their silence to demand political reforms.

The fervor of the search for Franklin and his men in the mid-19th century is almost unimaginable now.