fervour in A Sentence

    1

    Ram Navami is celebrated with religious Fervour.

    0
    2

    Since medieval times, it is also associated with intense religious Fervour.

    0
    3

    That the Fervour and faith of a soul can be known.

    0
    4

    Naturally, sir. That's why I find this modern religious Fervour so troubling.

    0
    5

    periodic spells of missionary Fervour were distractions that served as healthy diversions

    0
    6

    Second, some hold to the climate change mindset with an almost religious Fervour.

    0
    7

    Interestingly Independence Day and Republic Day are celebrated for days with religious Fervour.

    0
    8

    That task started with Fervour thirty years ago and continues to this day.

    0
    9

    Driven by martial and religious Fervour, Masud asked the Ghaznavid emperor to be

    0
    10

    The Fervour for liberation transcended all barriers of language, religion and caste, as never before”.

    0
    11

    The first ever Utsav was celebrated with great Fervour by the organisation in 1996.

    0
    12

    They really need to decide which is more important- nationalistic Fervour or a peaceful future.".

    0
    13

    he started the Shivaji festival and tried to revive patriotic Fervour amongst the Indians.

    0
    14

    In 1897, he started the Shivaji festival and tried to revive patriotic Fervour amongst the Indians.

    0
    15

    It is a festival of great Fervour and rejoice which everyone enjoy all over the world.

    0
    16

    Christmas is a festival of great Fervour and rejoice which is enjoyed by everyone all over the world.

    0
    17

    I think it is essentially their strong nationalistic Fervour and idealism which distinguished them from many other leaders.

    0
    18

    Since the announcement, New York state and Big Apple politicians have challenged the decision with a Fervour that continues to intensify.

    0
    19

    Sasikala said Jayalalithaa's birthday was celebrated with Fervour every year, but“I never thought this year will turn out to be so challenging.”.

    0
    20

    Starting around 2010, an exciting window of democratic opportunity seemed to open as the world shook with the Fervour of mass protests.

    0
    21

    Driven by martial and religious Fervour, Masud asked the Ghaznavid emperor to be allowed to march to India and spread Islam there.

    0
    22

    Ten days of Ramlila takes place during the period of navratri and on the 10th day, epithet of Raavan is burnt with great Fervour.

    0
    23

    Celebration of such an Independence Day was intended to encourage nationalistic Fervour among Indian citizens, and to force the British government to consider granting independence.

    0
    24

    Indeed, one might even say that the western interludes and periodic spells of missionary Fervour were distractions that served as healthy diversions enriching his spirit and enlarging his mental horizons.

    0
    25

    The Fervour around the puja is marked by offering prayers to the Sun god, fasting and taking dips into the holy waters of Ganga(however, with time people have evolved and become less rigid about this rule).

    0


Related Words

juror in a sentencefairway in a sentencesnapping in a sentencetomorrowmakers in a sentenceloose-fitting in a sentenceborobudur in a sentencebostons in a sentencewriggled in a sentencejeroboam's in a sentencejima in a sentenceamprilan in a sentencetunics in a sentencearanda in a sentencekratos in a sentencegana in a sentencesyllabus in a sentenceuntwist in a sentenceexceptionally in a sentencemorty in a sentencepiracy in a sentence