Sentence examples for whose fervor for from inspiring English sources
And certainly, there were a fair number of male Pumas in 2008 (and thereafter) whose fervor for her candidacy seemed less than strictly platonic.
Robert T. McCall, an artist whose fervor for space exploration found expression in his six-story-tall mural at the National Air and Space Museum and two postage stamps canceled on the Moon, died on Feb. 26 in Scottsdale, Ariz.
"I must defer, however, to Mr. Douglass, whose fervor on this issue is unmatched by any I know or have heard on the subject".
August Diehl, who is large, handsome, and very young, makes Gebhardt an intelligent and desperate figure, a man who almost became a priest himself and whose compensatory fervor for the Reich has grown as great as Kremer's fervor for God.
For every kid organizer whose political fervor is ignited on the Obama campaign, there is another — and probably more — who is not making his phone bank numbers, lagging behind ambitious co-workers bucking for administration jobs and resenting the revenge-of-the-nerds arrogance of his bosses.
Wiegand described him as "a magnetic speaker having also exceptional organizing genius" whose "apostolic fervor" was winning many followers.
Here was a man whose intellectual fervor matched his artistic energy.
Then Mr. Mangano outraged Tea Party groups, whose antitax fervor had secured his narrow and surprising victory over a Democratic incumbent in 2008.
On the other hand, there is a growing fervor for contemporary American composers whose works, including song cycles, are attracting young classical singers in an era where English diction is enjoying a comeback.
Nargus is a fine artist, whose rare compassion for the world around her and her fervor for high education, has brought new meaning to the mixed media work she creates.
