Sentence examples similar to stirring fervor from inspiring English sources
The state and its media cheerleaders have marshaled the masses in a war on terror, stirring patriotic fervor against all enemies of the state, internal or external, real or imagined.
He's stirring up populist fervor, and thanks to that, his campaign oozes with prana, life force, energy.
He recruits his brothers into the cause, and they all decide, after some bickering, to bring the Algerian War to France by stirring up revolutionary fervor among their fellow expatriate Algerians, most of whom have been reduced to little more than slaves working in a nearby Renault plant.
"Yankee Doodle Dandy" was released in the months after Pearl Harbor as America was stirring itself to patriotic fervor and preparing for war with Japan and Germany.
Reviewing the work in The New York Times, Alastair Macaulay wrote, "What is most memorable is the dancers' fervor and undeviating commitment, especially in the most bizarre passages: which makes 'Wonderland' both stirring and chilling".
While Howard Dean and John Kerry have been stirring up crowds plainly eager to have at President Bush, Democratic officials have been trying to tamp the fervor down, warning that "extremists" will take the party back to the dark ages of 1972 and 1984.
Stirring tales of strong women who accomplished marvelous deeds against great odds may build self-esteem and confidence, but women's history, especially when viewed across many centuries, can also stimulate feminist outrage and revolutionary fervor.
