Sentence examples for fervour on from inspiring English sources

And the anti-China fervour on Capitol Hill has, if anything, become stronger.Politicians are wary of China on many fronts.

Mr Bauer is impatient: he would rather drive social moderates out of the Republican Party than allow them to dilute its fervour on issues like abortion.

Perhaps hoping to douse this new revolutionary fervour, on Monday the generals announced that members of the former ruling party will be banned from standing.

The chancellor is sure to turn in a vintage performance, full of jaw-jutting evangelical fervour on behalf of the poor of Africa.

But it is still stirring to hear the path to racial progress being argued with such passion and presented with such fervour on a British stage.

It has enough social initiatives (ie, spending on child care and education) to satisfy Democrats, and enough virtue (ie, saving any surplus for Social Security) to put Republicans and their tax-cutting fervour on the defensive.

"We wanted to give this film the spirit of this revolutionary fervour going on," says Nelson.

It's a trap into which the museum's administration (who were represented at last week's launch by 12 white men sitting in a row, with two women attached at the end) have plunged with the fervour of maenads on Naxos.

Slogans on bags had nothing on the nationalistic fervour of those I had seen in Havana.

Rake with the quiet fervour of a Zen monk on gravel duty.

The pace and fervour of radicalisation are commented on, but never explained.