Sentence examples for generated fervor from inspiring English sources

PORTLAND, Ore .— An effort to build a sleek aluminum charging dock for the iPhone generated fervor online when it was announced last December.

These generate fervor, they make the app a daily habit and create a feeling that there could always be something there.

That she is the first woman to generate populist fervor on such a scale enhances her appeal — and makes her, potentially, a figure of historic consequence.

That she is the first woman to generate populist fervor on such a scale enhances her appeal and makes her, potentially, a figure of historic consequence.

They focused on the reporter's assertion that Palin is "the most electrifying speechmaker" on a major party ticket this year, a candidate who "generates enormous fervor at her events".

That is partly the result of patriotic fervor generated by the events of Sept. 11, but "interest in flags has been gathering momentum over the past decade," she said.

They had played tonight before the smallest crowd to watch them this year -- 4,166 fans -- but the Mets generated their own fervor.

The fervor generated by Russia's performance notwithstanding, Putin's bet that the World Cup will produce a win for his government is a big gamble.

The Gala Show at the MCA, David Bowie Is........ was only one of the exclusive events produced around the Art Fair generating a great fervor of excitement.

That event was depicted as a great injustice, and it generated long-term political fervor.

That generates less ideological fervor than, say, a war on poverty or a drive for universal health care.