Sentence examples for increasing fervour from inspiring English sources

Such concerns are being voiced with increasing fervour.

This is not what Mrs Merkel means when she talks, with increasing fervour, of the need for "more Europe".Under pressure, Mrs Merkel may be ready to consider hitherto unthinkable steps, including transfers to the neediest countries and European-level taxes.

Cold war details increased public fervour.

And the Islamist fanatics of Boko Haram in north-eastern Nigeria seek to hold territory there as part of their would-be caliphate.In other places where prosperity and stability have increased, separatist fervour has faded: for example, in oil-rich Angola's little Cabinda enclave, Senegal's Casamance regionand in a once-British coastal strip of mainly Francophone Cameroon.

One stricken New York Times writer swooned: "Over 150 miles of unimaginable fairy-land, genie-land and world of visions have we passed during the last 24 hours".Back east, this sort of thing increased the fervour of restless would-be pioneers.

But from the late 1950s to the end of the 1970s, as Mao and the party showed increasing brutality, such fervour survived in few Chinese.

The discovery of oil increased the speculative fervour.

6 The poet must spend himself with warmth, glamour and prodigality to increase the enthusiastic fervour of the primordial elements.

Once the capital was moved to Luoyang, Buddhist fervour increased, and Luoyang became the great centre of Buddhism in the north.

As nationalist fervour increased, the Belgian government announced a program intended to lead to independence for the Congo, starting with local elections in December 1959.

As non-AIDS deaths contribute an increasing proportion of under-five deaths, addressing these with a similar fervour to that shown to HIV/AIDS is a vital next step for the national child survival agenda.