Sentence examples for fervor to try from inspiring English sources

Last year, the administration essentially backed off its original fervor to try the mastermind of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, in New York City after encountering nearly unanimous opposition from the area's Congressional delegation and Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

A few years ago, Patti Smith, the musician and author, who came to New York in 1967 with some of the fervor that Mr. White wrote of, advised aspiring Patti Smiths to try somewhere cheaper and easier.

"One look at the fervor of those crowded around it made me see it was hopeless to try," Malcolm wrote in his travel diary.

Religious people who promoted ex-gay programs must bring the same fervor to saving our lives as they have brought to trying to separate our souls from our God-given sexual orientations and gender identities.

None of this is meant to make anyone feel guilty about their shopping extravaganzas but merely to serve as a reminder that in all our hullabaloo of shopping and holiday fervor, we should try to keep our humanity intact.

Barack Obama is hoping that he too will be returned to office despite all the money and conservative fervor trying to topple him.

So they punished him with special fervor, trying to break him.

Contrast this with the lives of the novel's less powerful characters, and the fervor with which they try to turn incident the death of Jorge de Cervantes into plot by their efforts to identify and punish the guilty.

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.