Sentence examples for fervor to write from inspiring English sources

Tamilnet, a Tamil news Web site, reported that the Tigers had invited "bards and minstrels with patriotic fervor" to write a national anthem within a month.

In the early seventies, the Leader, disappointed by his countrymen's lack of revolutionary fervor, withdrew to the desert to write "The Green Book," in which he advanced his Third Universal Theory as superior to capitalism and Communism.

I've picked up the pen and continued to write with an intense fervor and fire.

They're a pimple-faced army for life, afire with anti-abortion fervor, and drilled in everything from how to write a press release to how not to get arrested.

His job was to use the fervor of a missionary to persuade software developers to write programs for the machines.

While it would be easy to write off the group's comments as an expression of youthful fervor, there was something deeper and potentially troubling to what they were saying.

From the elusive tension of the opening Allegro to the hellbent fervor of the concluding Prestissimo, qualities too bull-headed to be Haydn, you can practically hear Beethoven proclaiming, "I'll show you how to write a Haydn piano sonata".

For the rest of his life, then, Hardy set to writing poetry with the grateful fervor of an escaped prisoner; his "Collected Poems" fill more than eight hundred pages.

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.