Sentence examples for inspired fervour from inspiring English sources

It was on May 23 , 1844 that ʿAlī Moḥammad, in an inspired fervour, wrote and simultaneously intoned a commentary, the Qayyūm al-asmāʾ, on the sūrah ("chapter") of Joseph from the Qurʾān.

Kim Jong Il has a lot to say on the subject of music and its need to inspire revolutionary fervour.

Only Apple's latest iSomethings seem to inspire religious fervour, as they did again this week.Again, this is a fair reflection of what is happening on the internet.

The figures in the second, or inner, sanctuary, however, are carved with an artistry inspired by religious fervour.

The Great Awakening (c. 1720 1740s) and the Second Great Awakening (c. 1795 1835) were both inspired by millennial fervour sparked by the teachings of Jonathan Edwards.

Written in simple 15th-century Ottoman Turkish style, it is a work inspired with religious fervour and is often recited at religious ceremonies, particularly funerals in present Turkey.

After they won in 1949, Maoism inspired the sort of fervour in China associated with religion.

On the other side, a conservative party built on the Protestant work ethic and increasingly influenced by a God-fearing fundamentalist flank inspired by the Pentecostal fervour that created the religious right in the United States.

It has done so through the peaceful mobilisation of ordinary people, inspired not by religious fervour but by secular demands.The chain of Arab uprisings also subtly puts into question the relevance of al-Qaeda's ambition to rid Islam of foreign interference.

The revelations of these explorers, the example of David Livingstone, concern in western Europe over the East African slave trade, and the Roman Catholic and evangelical fervour that existed there inspired the invasion of the East African interior by a motley collection of Christian missionary enterprises.

The fervour of his patriotic poems inspired the revolution of 1848.