Sentence examples for inspired fervor from inspiring English sources
It was lampooned on "Saturday Night Live," imitated widely on YouTube and, for a few moments on Sunday night, inspired fervor that videos rarely do anymore.
Corporate America, too, periodically gets religion in the form of workplace fads that inspire revivalist fervor, then fade away.
I was in the church praying for you to make the putt!" Genuine affection probably inspired his religious fervor, but Muscles' excitement possibly also had to do with money, since he got 15 percent of the winnings, which in those heady days could run to several thousand bucks.
The fervor inspired by Mr. Obama's history-making candidacy poses challenges.
Perhaps it was patriotic fervor inspired by July 4 or Ted Williams's death that evoked memories of baseball as it ought to be.
The topic of Rambus inspired near-religious fervor among its investors.
Ms. Joseph voiced further regret that her political fervor had inspired so few of her grandchildren.
Mr. Evans was not at the Stonewall disturbances, but they fueled in him a militant fervor and inspired him to join the Gay Liberation Front, an organization started during the wave of gay assertiveness that followed.
The marketplace will make the final judgment, but as a product inspired by collegiate chromatic fervor, and then engineered for a wider, health-conscious audience, Pike's hybrid carrot admirably illustrates the way inspiration functions in the hybrid world of design.
Not since the 1968 campaign of Robert F. Kennedy has an American politician inspired such enthusiasm and fervor especially among the young people.
