Sentence examples for growing more fervent from inspiring English sources

German Turks tell pollsters that they are happy with their host country, and with the principle of separation of church and state; but they also seem to be growing more fervent in their attachment to Islam.

Bibhuti's desire to test his own limits grows more fervent with each passing year.

After Murray won the second set, the chanting and clapping on the hill grew more fervent, so did the wave.

In London, Mr. Moussaoui's religious beliefs grew more fervent, and at a local mosque he would get into arguments.

The chicken is spatchcocked, flattened, smeared with marinade and then settled in the garlicky bath overnight, where it grows more fervent with each hour.

The complaints are not completely new, as Awakening members bargained for power and cash, but the threat to rejoin the insurgency has grown more fervent as more time has passed without government jobs.

The requests, which started with the first attack against foreign compounds in May 2003, grew more fervent after four men got inside a residential compound in Khobar last month by wearing military uniforms and killed 22 foreigners in a daylong rampage.

Not a verdict you might call noncommittal - but one which only grew more fervent as Noller praised Kaufman's investigations into "the role of the artist in society; coming to terms with death, God and fate; and the importance of escaping from the trap of solipsism in order to connect with others The sheer depth and complexity of the ideas Kaufman is out to explore here is mind-boggling".

During the 18th century, appreciation of Bashō's poems grew more fervent, and commentators such as Ishiko Sekisui and Moro Nanimaru went to great length to find references in his hokku to historical events, medieval books, and other poems.

Is America growing more libertarian?

Voters grew more demanding.