Sentence examples for fervour for from inspiring English sources

So where does this new fervour for gas stem from?

The withering of his fervour for the euro is one example.

His sheer fervour for his craft puts many pretenders a third his age to shame.

Nineteenth-century religious revivalism created a campaigning fervour for virtue, justice and self-improvement.

Do you think people struggle to share your fervour for maths?

But Miliband felt that need not extinguish Labour's fervour for radical change.

Often, at their deaths, much-talked-about figures, politicians, even magnates, are spoken of by adoring mourners with a certain evangelical fervour and, for most of them, it is an overstatement that is ill-fitting.

The small, intimate Stadio Flaminio used to be the quirkiest, tightest Test ground on the circuit; the Stadio Olimpico requires a genuine contest to generate similar fervour and, for a while at least, one materialised.

"Godly Men of Michigan", said one; "Real Men love Jesus", another.In some cases the religious fervour was difficult for outsiders to fathom: just why, for instance, was it necessary for the man from Bethesda to drag a six-foot cross behind him?

We urge our British colleagues to save propaganda fervour and slogans for an unenlightened domestic audience.

That's what's behind homosexual marriage," Rafael Cruz thundered.True, the crowd at the Family Leadership Summit in Ames was in the market for fervour.