Indeed, with her back to the audience, Ms. Nicks projects the fervor of a tent revivalist.
Sharing ownership of the project allowed the audience to get behind the project with fervor, and then talk about it online.
But what's good in it is passionate, ambiguous, painful, and full of conflict that outruns the project's patriotic fervor.
The tenor Vladimir Galouzine gets few chances to show off his Otello-size voice in the role of Aleksei, but he sings with ringing tone and dramatic fervor, and projects the shameless obsession of the character.
The energy revolution is a material project that arouses moral fervor — exactly the sort of enterprise at which Americans excel.
Ed Quinn, a Rotary Club member who became the unofficial general contractor on the project, said a competitive fervor seemed to bring scores of volunteers knocking on his door to help build Manny's house.
Standing more than six feet tall, barrel-chested and projecting forcefully, Mr. Smith brought dramatic fervor to classical ballet.
While not required by the government, the pledge added to the patriotic fervor surrounding the project and generated publicity for DataWind's plan to sell more expensive commercial tablets and $2-a-month wireless Internet service to the public.
To instigate the project and to inspire patriotic fervor, in 1890, the Tsarevich (from 1894 Czar Nicholas II) embarked on a grand tour, sailing through the Suez Canal on an embassy to Japan, before arriving at Vladivostok.
V's voice is the highlight, projecting bewitching timbres of susceptibility, fervor and urgency.
He's just not making too big of a deal of it yet, given his fans' emotional commitment and fervor to the project.
