Sentence examples for fervour among from inspiring English sources

In particular, it inspires an almost religious fervour among its customers.

THE world's largest chip maker inspires an almost religious fervour among investors.

The atmosphere is scarcely penitential but there is a distinct mood of artistic fervour among the audience.

Professionalism may have divorced the players' emotions from the fervour among their supporters, but for every bland platitude from a player or coach, England remains the scalp everyone this side of Offah's Dyke wants.

But as the night wore on, Clinton's lead shrank to two and then one point, until she was locked in a virtual tie with the 74-year-old whose passion has ignited a fervour among young Americans.

Steve Jobs is a man who inspires something of a religious fervour among Apple followers, who credit him with turning the company round after a wobbly period in the late 90s.

Religious fervour is apparent among the fighters.

Religious fervour is growing among Arabs at a time when venerable religious institutions with the imprimatur of governments, such as Al-Azhar in Cairo, are no longer able to lay down doctrinal law and command automatic obedience.

The fervour Royal arouses among her supporters burns brightly, as does the hostility she arouses with her one-woman crusade for what she calls renewal, but which her opponents regard as the vacuous phrase-making of a hyper-charged ambition.

The Olympics, which come with an estimated £20bn bill, have sparked a fervour of patriotic pride among many of China's people.

Ever since its trailer was released, there has been a near hysterical religious fervour about The Force Awakens among fans, many of whom weren't even born when George Lucas created the Star Wars franchise in 1977.