Sentence examples for fervor to learn from inspiring English sources

As Matt Muller remembers teaching English to middle school and college students in a small city called Chenzhou, he asserts that only a small number of Chinese people are genuinely interested in understanding western views, despite their fervor to learn English.

Nor does he show why Ahmad's mother, self-absorbed as she may be, hasn't wondered about her son's growing religious fervor or his desire to learn how to drive large trucks filled with hazardous materials, particularly when all this is happening in the wake of 9/11.

The Sochi Winter Games are nearly over, but fervor is at a fever pitch (let's just say I've been Googling "where to learn bobsleigh").

Much of this is due to Claudio Abbado, who has been a searching interpreter of Russian music for several decades: he brings out the composer's Romantic fervor not only with persuasive melodic shaping but with a complete mastery of pacing, elastic rhythm, and orchestral color, and Wang, for one, seems ready to learn.

Catherine Malfitano brings her trademark dramatic fervor to the title role.

But they bring an almost religious fervor to their contrarianism.

The spinoff is back because of Wall Street's renewed fervor to break up companies.

But those who have stepped forward for Mr. Walsh bring an evangelical fervor to their mission.

"But there is now such fervor to reduce the size of the environmental agency.

Review: Colburn's SongFest brings fervor to Bernstein's 'Songfest'.

Young singers brought, though not without struggle, fervor to words, which Saturday resounded over all obstacles.