Sentence examples for quiet fervor from inspiring English sources
It was a concentrated, selfless performance, impressive for both its restraint and its quiet fervor.
Mr. Wilson punctuated his words with rhythmic sways, gentle stamps and meditative humming that filled the solo with a quiet fervor.
Even during a fierce campaign for Senate, Martha Coakley speaks with quiet fervor, a serious woman who has been arguing issues since she was a standout on her Western Massachusetts high school debate team.
Ms. Bridgewater, who won a 2011 Grammy for her album "Eleanora Fagan (1915-1959): To Billie With Love From Dee Dee," obviously knows this music inside out and performs it with rhythmic snap and, as needed, quiet emotional fervor.
With their radically stripped-down lyrics and short melodic phrases, "I Wish I Could Forget You" and "Loving You," sung with a quiet, compressed fervor, captured a scary emotional nakedness.
As Islamophobia started to spread throughout the United States, many Muslim Americans remained quiet, hoping that the fervor would eventually die down and they would be accepted once again.
In stretches of calm punctuated by drama, there is the fervor of the quiet.
That fervor is still apparent today.
They crammed the quiet block along East 81st Street with the fervor of a pilgrimage thousands strong, waving flags and white roses -- her favorite -- and chanting the verses of her songs like a Pan-American anthem.
A decade or so of capitalist fervor has transformed Hanoi's once-quiet, tree-lined boulevards and side streets into roaring rivers of rubber and steel.
John was a quiet man of charity, compassion and faith, who served with fervor yet without flourish.
