Sentence examples similar to promoting fervour from inspiring English sources
Apart from playing on British links, Thomson's other passion was golf in the far east, which he promoted with fervour by playing in various tournaments across the region.
Universal health coverage (UHC) has emerged as the leading and recommended overarching health goal on the post-2015 development agenda, and is promoted with fervour.
Species did suddenly change, and profoundly and abruptly, an idea that Gould went on to promote with revolutionary fervour.
The GAA was founded in 1884 amid a surge of nationalist fervour aimed at promoting hurling and gaelic football in preference to English or "foreign" games.
They were comically deluded bien-pensants, who promoted their utopian schemes with messianic fervour and have been left stranded by history, as the radiant future they confidently predicted has failed to arrive.
Hollywood and the entire movie business was built by talented people who couldn't wait to get away from home, get their one-way bus ticket to Los Angeles and work in the Oz dream factory, with all the fervour of insiders who know that the wizard is just a little guy, but promote his gigantic legend all the same, as an inspiring and superior reality.
The "estates-general", to be held in the autumn, is supposed to deal with these worries and perhaps to promote the idea that secession provides the only guarantee that French will flourish for ever.But nationalist fervour in Quebec has always resisted such efforts at boosting by its advocates.
The same fervour that had contributed to the revival of Catholic devotion after 1600 led church spokesmen to urge the king to promote conversions and to end the scandal of legal protection for heretics.
