Sentence examples for sudden fervor from inspiring English sources

But when he talks of Indonesia's embattled president, Abdurrahman Wahid, his voice takes on a sudden fervor.

Perhaps Governors Christie and Walker, and other Republicans who have a sudden fervor for high-speed rail, can help make his case.

Appalled by the sudden nationalistic fervor of his contemporaries, he scribbled pacifist epigrams, hoping to produce a work of significant moral philosophy.

The breakdown of order also causes sudden religious fervor; a group of people have gathered on the street to read the Bible (Revelation 15:1 is written on a signboard an allusion to the seven angels with seven plagues as there are seven Gentlemen, according to author Nikki Stafford ).

In her book "In Our Time: Memoir of a Revolution," the feminist Susan Brownmiller describes a "coming-out fervor akin to a tidal wave": "I was bewildered by the overnight conversions and sudden switches in overt orientation by many of the activists I knew".

Real fervor.

She inspires fervor.

His fervor rose.

He also had fervor.

For language and revolutionary fervor.

But his fervor never fails.