Sentence examples for sort of fervor from inspiring English sources
It's easy for establishments to mock that sort of fervor.
"I found reading shortly before running and threw myself into it with the same sort of fervor," he told Runner's World.
This sort of fervor has been the subject of television shows and movies including Disturbia and its predecessor, Rear Window, and penetrates Behind the Curtains. .
The same sort of fervor that drives Hileman's need to save copies of threats for the FBI, and that I saw snaking its way through comments on the Christian news sites and YouTube channels which lambasted my post.
Government officials here insist Brazil will not be swept up in the sort of nationalistic fervor that has washed across Latin America in recent years.
Many people who own the Apple iPhone speak with a sort of evangelical fervor about the product and the things it can do.
As the upbeat Mexican anthem begins, the crowd works itself in to a sort of nationalistic fervor.
It's hard to argue with that kind of fervor.
He never looked back, and the the Odditorium is heavy on bodies of Man, and infused with a sort of anti-Catholic fervor.
But in the process of learning about all sides, and delving deeply into political psychology, I sort of lost the partisan fervor, and now I'm fascinated.
The instinct to become critical of the fervor sort of dissipated when I imagined that these kids, freshmen and sophomores especially, had only been 9 or 10 on September 11th and had come of age beneath a national pall of anxiety and impotence.
