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There might be a rekindling of the kind of nationalistic fervour of yesteryear.

For years, experts have predicted a shake-out with the fervour and inaccuracy of cult members heralding the next messiah.

He was sincerely glad to see his sisters, but in their glow of fervour and flow of joy he could not sympathize.

She was a person of quite extraordinary cheery religious fervour -- in almost every sentence she referred to the Lord.

If they are opposing everything you say on principle it sounds as if they have come to dislike you with a fervour.

Perfect prayer does not consist of many words but in the fervour of the desire which raises the heart to Jesus.

Democrats have been quick to query the statistic, but the fervour of their attacks suggest that this is a sore spot. It should be.

You should try to restrain the disproportionate fervour with which you throw yourself into commonplace home pleasures.

Only Apple's latest iSomethings seem to inspire religious fervour, as they did again this week.

In a nutshell, complacency set in and, OVER time, they lost their earlier pioneering fervour and competitive advantages OVER others.

Even Massa looks briefly stunned by his own fervour so soon after the coma.

But many reports suggested that by mid-morning the fervour had died down in most places.

He was able to say 'God Bless America' with equal fervour in public and in private.

But for all the fervour that these answers suggest, belief in a world religion does not exclude nostalgia for older ways.

Ostap helped her into the saddle. Her gloved hand rested in his and he could not restrain himself from kissing it with fervour.

Of bashfulness, diffidence or fear we had none, our main object being to bask in the heat of our own fervour.

And displays of patriotic fervour were also centre-stage when China followed the Games with its first space walk last month.

Furthermore, Mr Bashir's government has retreated from the fundamentalist fervour unleashed by his 1989 coup.

Clearly, some of the fervour for murdering women - typically elderly widows - had cultural and religious origins.

All brands crave customer loyalty, but I wanted to know why and how a technology brand inspired religious fervour.

she cried , springing to the defence of the absent one with all her fervour.

As democratic Russia emerged from the Soviet chrysalis it tried to outbid the West in its fervour for human rights.

Patriotic fervour and a surging economy will help to keep a lid on unrest by domestic malcontents.

Filled with religious fervour, she decides to visit her son's murderer in prison to tell him she has forgiven him.

In the first few months of this year, mainland China witnessed an unprecedented fervour for investing in the stock market.

However, it also demonstrated the continuing fervour among Chinese retail investors for initial public offerings.

Local officials were less inspired by religious fervour when they saw the pole and decided it was a safety hazard.

He will use his fire and fervour to motivate and cajole the troops into a pugnacious frenzy.

With patriotic fervour he produced many odes showing his concern for his country and people.

Pray for me Saint. . . ( name), for with fervour I come to thee, speedy helper and intercessor for my soul.

And as Clare was oppressed by the outward heats, so was he burdened inwardly by waxing fervour of passion for the soft and silent Tess.

A French teacher of mine was vegetarian - a diet she stuck to with religious fervour - but had one curious exception: foie gras.

And on the other hand, it all led to a growing indignation with the Germans and a growing fervour of patriotism.

Fervour ahead of the Beijing Olympics next year suggests aviation stocks have further to fly.

Two deals revealed today are typical of the new fervour among firms to redefine themselves.

And had the government lost its case against Mr Reyes, it would probably have lost its fervour for criminal prosecution.

another regime offering hollow concessions that fail to dim the revolutionary fervour.

The "red songs" had, in fact, cost the government very little, because they emanated from the voluntary fervour of the masses, he said.

In particular, it inspires an almost religious fervour among its customers.

You do not need to know specifics. Just know that the process of disintegration has commenced with divine fervour.

Perhaps the celebrations of Italy's 150th birthday will reignite national fervour and revive morale.

Such concerns are being voiced with increasing fervour.

Then again, he also likes to rail against high prices with populist fervour.

But he has all the fervour of a true convert.

I do not see that I am fervour and fuel.

In 1848, revolutionary fervour broke across continental Europe.

Fifth, let's not be too ashamed of selective moral fervour.

Her rhetoric now sometimes throbs with un-Merkel-like fervour.

Love with a fervour full of fire.

But the motives for Mr Rudd's whale-protection fervour are not wholly pure.

The just, however, are fervour and fuel!

Even at the height of deregulatory fervour in this country in the 1980s, public expenditure never fell below 37% of GDP.

In the end, despite all Mr Tiahrt's attempts to stir tea-party fervour, Mr Moran won by a narrow margin, 50% to 45%.

There is too much point-scoring and too much fervour.

The main thing is I know we will chase them with great fervour and determination.

"Where else do you find that thirst for knowledge, fervour for learning? " he pointed out.

Blessed for their fervour, they can bestow Elrath's favour on the troops under their command.

Some Inspiration from a New Upsurge of the Investment Fervour for Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment

He told them that social conflict, not religious fervour, had provoked the Iranian revolution;

fervour ( n. ) : great warmth of emotion; ardor; zeal; passion

The fervour for public placements in Asia is cooling