Sentence examples for proper fervor from inspiring English sources

Even those of us who cared about the issues the May 19th crowd trumpeted — racism, poor housing, deaths in police custody — were often suspect for not showing proper fervor.

What they all have in common — Christian Science; its cousin Religious Science; Peale's 1952 megaseller; and contemporary best sellers like Rhonda Byrne's "The Secret" — is a conviction that proper thinking, rather than religious faith or fervor, is the key to metaphysical power.

"It's those words that stand in for proper names or nouns -- like he, she, it and they," I explain, with the fervor of a proslytizer in my eyes, while people edge away from me and fake important phone calls.

She inspires fervor.

Real fervor.

His fervor rose.

He also had fervor.

For language and revolutionary fervor.

But his fervor never fails.

Such exhausting fervor is understandable.

Even Frank Griswold admires such fervor.