Sentences with phrase «fervour on»

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But there's a strategic side to Lululemon's apparent inability to meet demands, and that's that the company operates on a scarcity model that «encourages customers to buy now, and creates some excitement and fervour,» says Maschmeyer.

And while he always taught with great fervour and passion, he held his views on secondary issues lightly and with great humility.

Hence while someone might not himself have received a religious vocation, nonetheless on encountering a truly devout nun that person may well be touched by the nun's fervour and thereby inspired to a deeper devotion to Christ.

These are the ideas which were first brought forward in biology by thinkers such as Needham and Woodger (with myself acquiescing on the side - lines) under the name «Organizing Relations,» and by Bertalanffy, who conducted a vigorous propaganda campaign on their behalf, under the name of «Systems Theory, and finally by Norbert Wiener, with equal fervour, as «Cybernetics.»

One day on reading a saying by the founder of Hasidism about the fervour and daily inward renewal of the pious man, he recognized in himself the Hasidic soul, and he recognized piety, hasidut, as the essence of Judaism.

And the 26 - year - old — who thrived on the energy and fervour of his former club's notoriously fiery all - Istanbul clashes with Galatasaray — can not wait to sample the white - hot Goodison derby atmosphere for the first time on Saturday lunchtime.

Although the book is based on four basic premises — war, fervour, race and plenty — one comes away feeling no better informed about what impact this all has on the future of the United States.

But the fact that a country which held a quarter of the world's population in colonial subjugation could not possibly be fighting for the principles of «freedom and democracy» eluded most British commentators, who seemed high on a rush of patriotic fervour.

She had surged to apparent invincibility on the back of unabashed nationalistic fervour at the party conference.

They further called on government and the police to apply more fervour in their pursuance of the truth and bring the real culprits to justice.

So far, amid all the hope and fervour generated by Obama's campaign, discussion has centred on what we over the Atlantic can adapt from the US elections.

These days, priests seize on digital media to preach their sermons, stir up fervour, warn of danger, rival religions, groups, races... people can organize themselves into mobs using their mobile phones, send for backup, find like - minded activists in local groups.

At conferences she's first onto the microphone after every talk, jumping on the speaker with gladiatorial fervour.

Rivers that pass through many different countries will attract the worst of nationalist fervour as different societies use and pollute their increasingly precious water: any bets on the odds of water wars before 2050?

Then on 15 July something unexpected happened: perhaps by accident, perhaps in a moment of revolutionary fervour after Bastille Day, someone at the French space agency CNES made public sensational new images of the comet's icy core.

Their relationship is inevitably plagued by religious differences, disapproving parents and revolutionary fervour brought on by the onset of conflict in Russian - controlled Azerbaijan in 1914.

Driven by the passion for unique quality and individuality, TECHART offers its customers and fans with a fervour for collecting the TECHART GTStreet based on the Porsche 911 Turbo — limited to 300 units — in the colour california orange / black.

Wells touches on racism, catholic guilt, nuns and religious fervour, Alzheimer's and mental illness, guns and hunting.

These complex societies provide fertile ground for exploring daring themes such as religious fervour, police states, gender politics, the very real threat posed by predators (known as «The Myriad») and perhaps, most relevant, the toxic pesticides sprayed on crops that decimate the hive's population.

I am hoping I did not make a bad decision in my fervour to get back on the road; any and all advice would be greatly appreciated.

If entertainment with a hint of local flare and fervour is on your mind, Ahmedabad or «Amdavad» as locals call it, is undoubtedly the place to be.

Oh, and on the subject of noises: you'll also notice that the «crowd» can now anticipate good shots or epic saves, and react accordingly with growing fervour.

As of 2005 From Software have branched into more licensed gaming fare and whilst that may sound like terrifyingly bad news, they've approached the task with similar otaku fervour and created a whole new franchise that epitomises their nerd - like stranglehold on all things mecha.

Due to the fervour around microtransactions following Star Wars Battlefront II, there was concern from the player base that EA would force Bioware's implementation of predatory loot box economies, and Brennon Holmes, a member of the development team would speak up on the matter to say that the Bioware team is full of gamers who want to discuss the best way to move forward with the idea, and that they weren't set in stone.

On your side, you have unverifiable assertions, supported by quasi-religious Warmist handwaving and fervour.

I'm reminded, for example of the blog fervour over the xMRV virus / prostate cancer link, which has been pretty much knocked on the head by people actually doing some very careful experiments, resolving the issues, and publishing them.

«In the romantic fervour surrounding an engagement — a royal engagement, at that — it can be easy to overlook formalities, particularly those that may seem to bring doubt on the relationship.

The club's federalist ownership is inadvertently blowing fresh oxygen on the cooling embers of sovereignist fervour.

I think that your fervour for trashing other folks who you see as unworthy comes from a sense of ghettoed intellectual superiority on your part whereby you fail to realize that not everyone is as accutely aware of all that needs to be known as you are.