Sentence examples for rising fervor from inspiring English sources

Yet rising fervor in each party's ideological base limits the ability of Congressional leaders to bargain even when they want to.

But rising religious fervor among Muslims and Christians alike has called that theory into question.

That law marks the latest step in the complicated political choreography aimed at appeasing a rising nationalist fervor while encouraging foreign investment.

Although the activities are carried out in the name of Islamic revival, security authorities said they are concerned that rising religious fervor could be transformed into a destabilizing political force in an impoverished country that has traditionally been squeezed between Russia to the north, and Iran to the south.

Even the Communist Party newspaper Global Times admits to rising religious fervor.

The choir sang behind and to the side of the audience, the higher voices rising with increasing fervor over a low drone that echoed throughout the hall in the reverberant acoustics.

For more than 40 years, my parents maintained their unshakable loyalty, even while living in Minnesota, the only state with the distinction of voting for a Democrat in every presidential election after 1972, and despite the Republicans' rising anti-immigration fervor — which was aimed, I pointed out, right at them.

I watched a slow delight spread up these two faces, lifting to the Hillary fervor rising from the bleachers.

Throughout the West, a wave of anti-establishment fervor was rising, and Germany had become the alliance's stalwart.

The nation is in a strange and angry state, a bruising time of rising populism, anti-immigrant fervor and a searing gap between the rich and everyone else.

Pepsi seems to want consumers to identify it as the soda brand of the #resistance, of the sign-waving young people rising up with renewed fervor in the Trump era.