Sentence examples for fervor thrives from inspiring English sources
Evangelical fervor thrives on depression, so it's no surprise that America's economic free fall and plummeting national morale have coincided with a sharp rise in religious crusading.
In Ann Arbor, left-wing politics managed to thrive alongside growing football fervor.
Such a belief is unfortunate, Thais-Williams said, because the area around the Catch used to thrive with black businesses and LGBT fervor.
Baghi continues to thrive on the same optimism that fueled his revolutionary fervor.
But thanks to his scarcity of output, his sphinxlike reticence and the near-religious fervor of his fans, the elusive Mr. Malick also provides exactly what Cannes thrives on: mystique and anticipation.
The Hindus and Muslims who arrived as indentured workers have thrived and are "competing with each other in a show of religious fervor," building ghastly shrines on their suburban lots.
"Designers are like flowers," observes Paola Antonelli, the senior curator of architecture and design at MoMA. "They thrive in the right terrain: usually a mix of intellectual and artistic fervor, supported by a lively industrial sector of small to medium-size companies.
Today's evangelical Christianity may be thriving on TV and at the megachurch collection plate, but it has yet to find a cause worthy of its fervor.
