Sentence examples similar to intensity of fervor from inspiring English sources

Then multiply it by four (the Cup happens only every four years), and add the intensity of patriotic fervor unleashed by your average war.

Such rituals and the intensity of religious fervor surrounding the Cirio are a reminder that "the Middle Ages are still present among us and have not completely disappeared," Dr. Maues said.

Certainly being the son of a pastor had contributed to Vincent's religiosity, but in time even his father was disturbed by the growing intensity of his son's fervor.

She retaliates with intensity and fervor, and the sort of wink that doesn't invite a reply.

The orchestration has an invention and a range of color that do honor to Berlioz, Richard Strauss and Rimsky-Korsakov, and the mystical fervor and hushed intensity of the music recall Wagner and, more closely, Debussy.

Sound effects -- the ominous putter of a helicopter and gasping breaths -- heighten the intensity of a song that carries the fervor of late-60's protest music way beyond didactic singsong and into a deeper realm of historical meditation.

While respondents are firmly committed to the constitutional principle of separation of church and State, standing is not measured by the intensity of the litigant's interest or the fervor of his advocacy.

All of which makes Ms. Rey's research particularly relevant, not least her recommendation that policy makers in the United States and abroad put in place regulations that reduce the intensity and speculative fervor of these flows.

The performance had plenty of fervor and clattering colors.

Lott points out that the difference may be in degree of fervor.

"He's got his own secular kind of fervor," Warchus said.