Sentence examples similar to persistent ardor from inspiring English sources

HBO follows myriad story lines with a nearly relentless ardor.

There was a persistent liberal ardor to Demme's politics (witness his 2007 film about Jimmy Carter), but he was also blessed by a larger liberalism: the imaginative outreach, hard to discern in the rampant studio movies of today, which assumes that everybody is worth stopping for — that there will always be folks who repay the camera's attention.

His ardor waned.

Brokers: Ardor; Klara Madlin.

And there's frustrated ardor.

Ardor sort of hurt.

Why such ardor?

Brokers: Halstead Property; Ardor New York.

The commitment, effort and ardor are unflinching.

Knowledge could complement ardor, sense enrich sensibility.

And that ardor alone merits recognition.