Sentence examples for fervour about from inspiring English sources

Thanks to years of coalition carve-ups, there is little ideological fervour about any of them.

He spoke with evangelical fervour about his plans for West Indian cricket.

This is not out of enthusiasm for the man, as "people find him cold, there's no fervour about him".

Mr Modi runs a summit every two years at which executives are roused into an evangelical fervour about Gujarat.

Even those who have never shown the slightest interest in the topic have been whipped up into a fervour about the injustice of it all.

I am a professional student of inequality and you might think I share the political fervour about it often found on the left.

Dawkins' religious fervour lasted about two years, he told the Edinburgh International Book Festival on Wednesday.

Amid growing patriotic fervour and rhetoric about traitors– Putin suggested in December that opposition members could be part of a "fifth column" undermining the country – the popular opposition movement is all but dead.

This is a man, for goodness sake, whose eyes glitter with moral fervour when he talks about Downing Street's new social-exclusion unit.

Power Monkeys takes place on the Brexit roadshow bus, and the fictional Conservative Unity Unitt" (where Jack Dee complains about the fervour of Brexiteers, saying that on the day of the vote "the tanning parlours and dogging lay-bys will be completely empty").

I enjoyed Tara Fitzgerald's return as the fanatical Selyse – there's something truly disturbing about her fervour, which makes her far more frightening than Melisandre, shadow babies and all.