Examples of using Fervour in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Patriotic fervour?
Their fervour for the friar's visions increases daily.
Wars have been waged with less fervour.
I hunger and thirst for fulfillment… The fervour of her intercessions rocking her to and fro.
And in our fervour, we fill the streets with uniform hunting for him and miss the truth of it?
Savage brought an almost religious fervour to his politics.
Then, passion consumed, the Professor seemed to realize hisidol no longer inspired such religious fervour.
The Normans' explosive ambition and Christian fervour also took them south to the Mediterranean and beyond.
A model who loves food- fromsomeone else, it might inspire a tired eye roll, but Lima's fervour seems genuine.
Queirós's religious fervour found expression with the founding of a new Order of Chivalry, the Knights of the Holy Ghost.
If Branson is watering down his revolutionary fervour, let us give thanks.
As a result, the work teams came under increasing suspicion for beingyet another group aimed at thwarting revolutionary fervour.
These armies were characterised by their revolutionary fervour, their poor equipment and their great numbers.
You know, we're all polishing buttons, Mr Lyon, otherwise,why would you be pursuing this story with such fervour?
Then loosen up into the heat and fervour he's solely capable of showing as soon as a woman has triggered his hero intuition.
From the other side of the Cold War, it is hard not to sympathise with Camus,and to wonder at the fervour with which Sartre remained a loyal communist.
That led to an outbreak of patriotic fervour, and further increased the pressure on Walpole and Newcastle for their perceived unwilling prosecution of the war.
Her Ladyship,always vapourish and nervous plunged into devotion with so much fervour, that you would have imagined her distracted at times.
Pictures of Tahrir Square, full of fervour, promise and hope, deserve recognition more than pictures of what is left behind after bombs have exploded, missiles have landed and drones have struck.
The news of the destruction of the Fujianfleet was greeted by an outbreak of patriotic fervour in China, marred by attacks on foreigners and foreign property.
Teams compete with each other, with scores shared openly on aleader board causing competition to increase the fervour towards need for change.
It is to the credit of the Esperanto movement that, through its undoubted fervour, it has done so much to make the idea of a neutral international language relatively well known.
This collection of beautiful churches overlooking the Dnieper River is not only Kyiv's(Kiev's) most famous sight butalso a place to come and witness the dignified religious fervour of the Ukrainian Orthodox faithful.
The time will come for all of us, but the ideas of the Cuban Communists will remain as proof that on this planet,if one works with fervour and dignity, they can produce the material and cultural goods that human beings need and that need to be fought for without ever giving up.".
It carries us back in feeling to the very first beginnings of European cultural development, to times when a unified culture, born directly out of the deepest spiritual life,fired men with religious fervour for the highest that the human soul can reach;
Nie insinuated that the university leadership, much like Peng Zhen,were trying to contain revolutionary fervour in a"sinister" attempt to oppose the party and advance revisionism.
The use of sports and politics has had both positive and negative implications over history. Sports competitions or activities havehad the intention to bring about change in certain cases. Nationalistic fervour is sometimes linked to victories or losses to some sport on sports fields.[1].
The time will come for all of us, but the ideas of the Cuban communists will remain as proof on this planet that,if they are worked at with fervour and dignity, they can produce the material and cultural goods that human beings need, and we need to fight without truce to obtain them.”.
Indeed some see the Ukrainian conflict as a response to the country's economic woes-an attempt to shore up through patriotic fervour the support that president Vladimir Putin can no longer buy by boosting living standards.
It was something coming towards us as though to save us but it did nothing instead, it withdrew in a shrugging irony, as if to suggest that this is what the world is, and our time in it, all lifted possibility,all complexity and rushing fervour, to end in nothing on a small strand, and go back out to rejoin the empty family from whom we had set out alone with such a brave burst of unknowing energy.".