Sentence examples for fervour of from inspiring English sources

But he has all the fervour of a true convert.

The fervour of Navalny's work is cut with wit.

First, Waugh's Charles Ryder copies the doomed sensual and spiritual fervour of the aristocratic Flyte family.

The patriotic fervour of the Falklands, often called "a little piece of England", feels strange.

They are criminal rioters".The fervour of such worshippers is intense.

Other manifestations of the fervour of the poor were a little less edifying.

The fervour of his patriotic poems inspired the revolution of 1848.

The work is almost religious in the fervour of its making.

Maybe that had at least a little to do with the fervour of his celebration.

Officials are often taken aback by the fervour of this debate.

At their public engagements, many politicians hanker after the devotional fervour of a revivalist meeting.