Sentences with phrase «fervor comes»

For Terry Gosliner, fervor comes in the form of a far - out - looking soft - bodied marine mollusk known as a nudibranch, also familiarly called a sea slug.

As Ebert neared the end of his life, following a long battle with cancer that robbed him of his voice and part of his jaw, his fervor came through more than ever in his written words.

However, just as quickly as the fervor came for Beatty's film, it died just as quickly.

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A second 10,000 - barrel production facility with public access is coming, Kimmich says, but that doesn't mean much for the rest of the country: With it, they're still hoping to cater to the local community's fervor.

There will be times when immediate action is an urgent necessity, but there may be other times when you come across a fervor on Facebook or Twitter and you need to take a step back.

What is comparatively new is the faith and fervor with which it is pursued and the manner in which all else tends to be regarded as subordinate to the happiness that comes from the satisfaction of wants.

This led Luther eventually to conclude that the Roman Church was irrevocably committed to the claim that the authority of the pope stood even above Holy Scripture and it was in this context that he came, over the next several years, to believe that the papacy was the prophesied Antichrist of the last days, a conviction he then held to his dying day with a literalistic fervor that his modern interpreters have rarely been willing to take as seriously as he did.

The fervor they have for Apple or Google or the Playstation or Xbox or whatever latest gadget comes out is truly frightening.

Probably a mechanism to build some sort of self esteem and that the echos that come back at them in their tribe gives them the fervor to continue their mission.

What Herberg did not see coming was the resurgence of a split between liberal Protestants and evangelicals» a split that would rejuvenate Protestant fervor throughout the last quarter of the twentieth century.

But the book takes a rather surprising turn when Besançon discusses how icons came to be, in the author's view, fetishized by the Orthodox churches, especially by Russian nationalists» the most flagrant case being Joseph Stalin's order that icons be displayed in Moscow the day after Hitler's invasion of Russia in 1941 to whip up nationalist fervor in his atheist state.

And in recent centuries we've come to embrace our selfishness — our hyperindividuality — with an almost religious fervor.

St. Paul's admonition to Timothy rings with the hard ascetic fervor that one has come to think of as distinctively Christian.

In both texts, after all, we are dealing with uncompromising ideals, presented with intense fervor and great pathos, against which any reality would come up short.

They notice also the evangelistic fervor, the selfless devotion evoked, the totalistic claims, the interest in the transformation of the human being, the confidence that a new age is coming.

But most likely the year 2000 will come and go, Gone will be the fever and fervor of Christian mission that has taken hold of some of us.

They have athletes at the skill positions and should come out with energy and fervor, with Punchable Face Tom Herman leading the way.

-- TENNEY»S TRUMP FERVOR — New York Times» Lisa W. Foderaro: «The message last month sounded as if it came directly from a Donald J. Trump campaign speech, with references to draining the swamp and calls for the prosecution of Hillary Clinton and James B. Comey, among others.

For Paladino, though, some anti-incumbent fervor could be a positive, even if that comes at the expense of Republicans now in the chamber.

«I think the political leaders last year saw the depth of the support, the fervor of our advocacy and they're all coming together to say... «We're going to make it happen,»» he added.

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After literally years of being somewhat mystified by the first Pirates film's beloved status in the hearts and minds of millions, I'm at an absolute loss in coming up with reasons that the second entry, Dead Man's Chest, has whipped up these same millions of people into even more of a froth - mouthed frenzy, the likes of which I haven't seen before for a film this mediocre, even rivaling the collective fervor for Narnia, Harry Potter, and the Matrix sequels.

She must come to a decision, and as she sings and sings about her fervors and fears, she has to slough off the demons blocking her way.

We know how to reach that audience and based on [What We Do In The Shadows] fervor, we expect that audience will come out to Hunt For the Wilderpeople.»

Whereas the majority considered what would come to be called Episodes IV to VI sacred, Abrams took over Star Trek following a mix of good and bad, none of them inspiring a comparable degree of fervor or ridicule.

He wrote and directed Fury with the same fervor we have come to expect from him.

Some people played along but many were appalled at the very idea of something as cliched and flimsy as a love triangle defining the young woman they've come to admire so fiercely from Suzanne Collins» best - selling trio of novels, the first adaptation of which makes its way to the screen this weekend amid great fervor and expectation.

When the morning announcements came on near the end of the debate, members of the agrees recited the Pledge of Allegiance with a little more fervor than the other students.

«The fervor around this show does highlight a larger issue when it comes to modern media and our kids... we parents don't understand it and as a result, don't want to talk to them about it.»

There's revolutionary fervor in the room, and it's not only coming from the image onscreen.

Much of the fervor for charters in North Carolina came from conservative lawmakers who promised these schools would be more financially efficient.

Teacher union activists have come to picket ALEC's yearly meetings with a self - righteous fervor that makes the true believers glow with pride.

No line of cars I have driven has even come close to duplicating BMW's fervor for building cars that stop as well as they go.

Often that comes with a fervor that is hard to contain, and sometimes that fervor is joined by a type of «blindness» or «deafness» to suggestions, recommendations, or even business realities.

The Virgin of Carmen de Paucartambo is a holiday celebrated not only with much religiosity but rather with a fervor that comes from something more than the desire of a people of honoring to a sacred image of 1.32 m of height; in Paucartambo when homage is paid to the Mamacha del Carmen is celebrated something more than a Catholic rite; is celebrated a collective idea might be called tradition!

Sure, you don't need alcohol to partake in the competitive fervor of Mario Kart, but it'll likely help the insults come out a lot quicker.

But those who have drunk the fossil fuel kool - aid won't let the facts get in the way of their ideological fervor to keep «biz as usual» — come hell or high water (i.e., climate change impacts galore).