Sentence examples similar to intensifying fervor from inspiring English sources

One negative, though, seems to be becoming a positive for the Olympics: the patriotism generated by the terrorist attacks is intensifying the typical nationalistic fervor felt whenever the Games are held in the United States.

And thus a conflict over where Israel officially begins and ends has hit a raw nerve on both sides of the murky line, intensified by athletic fervor and community pride.

Elizabeth Warren, the Harvard law professor who conceived of the agency, was seen as the natural choice to lead it, and the fierce opposition she met from congressional Republicans intensified her supporters' fervor.

A8 Militancy Rising in Europe Intelligence officials say a fervor for Islamic militancy is intensifying and becoming more and more open in Europe.

If a "yes" vote prevails, there is little doubt that nationalist fervor will intensify in the country, which could lead to more of the same kind of discrimination.

Instead, what was left in the wake of each of these conflicts was death and destruction, bitterness and suffering, and a deepened sectarian divide, coupled with a spreading of extremist fervor and intensified regional tension.

The attacks are intensifying.

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Regulatory pressures are intensifying.

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There is intensifying competition.