Sentence examples similar to given its fervor from inspiring English sources

With the fervor of a newly converted teetotaler, America Online, which swore off selling pop-up advertisements in October, is now giving its users software that will block pop-up ads on other Web sites.

Gives its duties, etc.

Gives its early history.

Gives its history.

Yet there was about his work an intensity of purpose — heightened by a formal style not quite like anyone else's — that, his champions maintained, gave it a fervor often described as oracular.

Given his fervor for politics, and the fact that he was nurtured by an "extremely liberal family frequently discussing poverty and public services," O'Grady says it's hardly surprising that today he is completing a doctorate in political science at MIT.

But Democrats have increasingly said that Mr. Bush might be vulnerable on the war in Iraq, given the fervor with which he has advocated it and the difficulties on the battlefield now.

In fact, some could be mistaken as contestants on American Idol given their fervor in wanting to tackle the elusive U.S. market.

Given the fervor over moving jobs to Mexico, Tesla is likely to be Made in the U.S.A. "The key thing we need to achieve in the future is to also be the leader in manufacturing," he said.

At the height of its fervor, it virtually brought the entire advanced capitalist economy of France to a dramatic halt.

I had hoped to see a stronger showing from Kinect, given Microsoft's fervor for it, even if the company has developed clever features for it, like controllers that shift into a low-power state to save battery life whenever it notices you put them down.