Sentence examples for increasing fervor from inspiring English sources
The local news media have reported on details of the spending with increasing fervor.
With increasing fervor, he pulped opposition parties and erected one of the most restrictive media and surveillance environments in the world.
A succession of desperate attempts to clear their lines had Mourinho jumping up and down on the touchline with increasing fervor.
His signature style features blazing patches of color surrounded by thick black outlines, and his subject matter is almost exclusively family relationships, a topic he has mined with increasing fervor since he has been a parent.
The choir sang behind and to the side of the audience, the higher voices rising with increasing fervor over a low drone that echoed throughout the hall in the reverberant acoustics.
It is not just that we want food to taste good and be good for us; we also, with increasing fervor, want it to be the vehicle and symbol of our goodness.
In "Dance, Girl, Dance," O'Hara's character, Judy, is hired to make a fool of herself dancing demurely in front of the burlesque audience, thereby increasing its fervor for the act, performed by Lucille Ball's sexy Bubbles.
But Chrysler's embrace of its German parentage might be problematic at a time of increased patriotic fervor.
How should the promises and hazards of these technologies be managed?nnPhilosophers have studied questions much like these for millennia, in scholarly debates that have increased in fervor with advances in psychology, neuroscience, and computer science.
He said a culture of "wanting proof" of faith and proselytizing has increased the fervor around near-death stories.
