Sentence examples for of fervour from inspiring English sources
After they won in 1949, Maoism inspired the sort of fervour in China associated with religion.
Could we ever match that kind of fervour and commitment to cinema in Britain?
Gulik added: "We haven't seen the same kind of fervour as we've seen with Hague at the summit".
"In moments of clamour and moments of fervour, decisions are made — go here, invade there, bomb there, do this, do that….
This pugnacity abroad at least provides some political cover for macroeconomic moderation at home.In sum, what drives the government is Lula's own fusion of fervour and pragmatism.
"A permutation toy!" "His definition is actually much more interesting than your brand name," Ainan's English expat father Valentine, a pulsating mix of fervour and neediness, points out.
There might be a rekindling of the kind of nationalistic fervour of yesteryear.The lesson of the past 50 years, however, is that the more humanity discovers about space, the rarer and more precious life on Earth seems.
Other manifestations of the fervour of the poor were a little less edifying.
Just before it, David Miliband, Britain's foreign secretary, spoke to the Guardian, a British daily, with something of the fervour of a miracle-watcher.
The first museums dedicated specifically to modern art grew out of the fervour of individual collectors for example, the Folkwang Museum at Essen, Germany, and the Kröller-Müller Kröller-Müller State Museume Netherlatds, bOtterlogely consisthe Netherlandsions botht up before 1914.
In these times of patriotic fervour and fears of war, she thinks that Muslims have not done enough to condemn the terrorist attacks on America.
