Sentence examples for increasingly fervent from inspiring English sources

Short phrases gave way to longer, increasingly fervent and elaborate ones.

Condemned to remain unavowable, this hatred festers and becomes increasingly fervent; then it dies down and fades away, just as everything fades away.

Daniel S. Greenberg, author of "Science for Sale: The Perils, Rewards and Delusions of Campus Capitalism," finds the increasingly fervent campus embrace faddish and narrow.

The team have been a constant source of pride and excitement and, in return, those who fill this venue on a regular basis have shown their backing in increasingly fervent fashion.

Inside the building, an atmosphere of increasingly fervent belief in the interpretations of Maoist "oracles" offered by Comrade Bala is alleged to have taken hold, including his forecast that China's People's Liberation Army would launch its revolutionary invasion of Britain by 1980.

In the wake of the bloody Nat Turner rebellion in Southampton county, Virginia, in 1831, an increasingly fervent antislavery movement in the United States sponsored firsthand autobiographical accounts of slavery by fugitives from the South in order to make abolitionists of a largely indifferent white Northern readership.

Now also available online and via an app, Radio Biafra's reach has grown among pro-independence Igbo groups, who have become increasingly vocal and fervent spurred on by Kanu's rhetoric.

He became increasingly isolated and fervent about religion; his father and uncle arranged for him to be transferred to Paris, where he became resentful at how art was treated as a commodity, a fact apparent to customers.

Among the ruptured relationships that will have to be healed after a Democratic presidential nominee emerges — Mrs. Clinton's army of fervent women, Mr. Obama's increasingly anti-Hillary supporters — there may also be the sibling rivalry in the formerly cordial alliance of students and politicians here in the City of Brotherly Love.

Its fervent supporters have wheeled out increasingly tenuous justifications for its construction, but the zombie train refuses to die.

But as the weeks rolled on, it was increasingly obvious to all but the most fervent believers that Morsi was never coming back.