religious fervour

Here Jordan's feelings went beyond love itself to a kind of religious fervour.

Savage brought an almost religious fervour to his politics.

Do you think they all have a burning loyalty to the Brethren, a sort of religious fervour?

In 1531, influenced by surrounding religious fervour, he became a Lutheran.

There had been no great religious fervour in England; the natural impulse was to go one's way and let others do the same.

The men's faces were alight with the fires of religious fervour.

That just left him the constables, which he believed in with a religious fervour.

As the civil war raged throughout the 1990s, the government focused its religious fervour on the south.

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

His pale eyes glowed with an almost religious fervour as he watched her go to the gate in the wall.