Sentence examples for some fervor from inspiring English sources

"We cannot allow ourselves to think that way anymore," he declares with some fervor.

"The Taliban are good people; they established Islamic law," he said with some fervor.

With some fervor, Sweden has organized study groups to control pollution and arranged an increasing number of tele vision flims on the environ ment.

Some fervor for self-improvement was ignited last month by the announcement that online-dictionary-maker Wordnik was putting out an obviously named but elusively explained new product called Smartwords.

By Deirdre Foley Mendelssohn March 5, 2010 Some fervor for self-improvement was ignited last month by the announcement that online-dictionary-maker Wordnik was putting out an obviously named but elusively explained new product called Smartwords.

Some are forged by the war, some by religious fervor, some by the aid work, and some by the experience of reporting on it.

Yes, there is some impeachment fervor on the left, some that party leaders have tried to tamp down, fervor even in advance of Mueller's findings.

Each sat there, the physical evidence of some previous fervor.

Earlier in the day, the first of a five-day tour through mainly upstate areas, Mr. Lazio campaigned with Senator John McCain and Jack Kemp, the former vice-presidential candidate, at his side as he tried to energize his supporters with some patriotic fervor.

His rework adds some tensile fervor to the emotionally vulnerable original, ditching fragility for something a little more riled up and triumphant.

These two pups attack the water spouting from the hose with some serious fervor, but there is something about the slow motion -- and the classical music soundtrack -- that adds a sort of odd regality to the footage.