Sentence examples for lack of ardor from inspiring English sources

The coolness does not indicate a lack of ardor or any disconnection from the music's style.

After Clinton terminated her campaign, I joined the Obama team's retirement policy committee and sensed a lack of ardor toward older voters.

9. Angels (39,063) The team will outdraw the Dodgers for the first time this season, yet Anaheim crowds still get marked down for a lack of ardor.

Despite his lack of revolutionary ardor he was elected as a delegate to the First Continental Congress in 1774, and to the second in 1775.

Although, would anyone really make a fuss if a copy or two slipped out with the occasional patron, who, through no lack of commitment or ardor, couldn't quite make it until midnight?

(Krazy, in naïveté, interprets this as a sign of ardor).

They are points of ardor in the cold world.

So ads aimed at consumers who may lack that ardor ought to be "more persuasive, offering more reasons to buy," he added, rather than making the types of emotional pitches that would appeal to the brand's existing customers.

Within my chopped meat variations, I've indulged subsets of ardor along the way.

The pain of ardor was duller as he walked uphill.

May it not be said that I failed of ardor at that crucial moment.