Sentence examples for initial fervor from inspiring English sources

The movement's initial fervor had melted away divisions between black and white and male and female.

But I think that, years from now, only one of these sentiments will last beyond the initial fervor.

Trouble is, the initial fervor vanishes fast and, usually, select investors are the only ones able to buy the stock at the offer price.

Although he said the initial fervor around protesting the travel ban has died down since last January, Awawdeh hopes Friday's rally shows that there's much work left to do.

But in 2012, as the initial Tea Party fervor has waned, so has interest in what the New York Times dubbed the "couch caucus".

A fervor for initial offerings has returned since the PICC Property and Casualty Company went on sale last month.

Mr. Mullins believes the bloodletting in stocks will not be stanched until investor fervor for initial public offerings goes completely cold.

The absence of complete answers to my fundamental questions also prevented me from publicly rising to Ms. Miller's defense, despite the initial burst of First Amendment fervor among some journalists supporting her.

I've been thinking about this question based on the recent news about Apple's record-breaking quarterly results, the recent fervor over private equity takeovers and the speculation about the coming initial public offerings of LinkedIn, Groupon plus the quasi-private Goldman offering of Facebook.

The initial thrust of Colonial America's "Great Awakening" (1730-1740s) fonused on "reviving" the religious fervor of church members, and was immediately followed by the trail of itinerate evangelists who went from town to town pitching their tents and preaching "hellfire and damnation" to the unchurched.

She inspires fervor.