Sentence examples similar to nurturing fervor from inspiring English sources

The iconic league that Dave Gavitt invented (and ESPN nurtured) to feed the fervor for college hoops in the populous Northeast Corridor will be unrecognizable in a year or so, just as DePaul is getting the hang of Big East competition.

This vibrancy grew up accidentally, out of a cocktail of religious fervor and material abundance, but it was nurtured by choice.

Given his fervor for politics, and the fact that he was nurtured by an "extremely liberal family frequently discussing poverty and public services," O'Grady says it's hardly surprising that today he is completing a doctorate in political science at MIT.

Real fervor.

She inspires fervor.

His fervor rose.

He also had fervor.

Such exhausting fervor is understandable.

For language and revolutionary fervor.

But his fervor never fails.

Even Frank Griswold admires such fervor.