Sentence examples for Intense zeal from inspiring English sources
Across the country, individuals with know-how and an intense zeal for "real" food are excited about sharing their knowledge with those interested.
After the death of Herod's son and successor, Archelaus, in 6 ce, Herod's realms were ruled by Roman procurators, the most famous (or infamous) of whom, Pontius Pilate (died 36), attempted to introduce busts of the Roman emperor into Jerusalem and discovered the intense religious zeal of the Jews in opposing this measure.
The movement that had begun with intense conviction and deep patriotic zeal had so completely succeeded that all memory of its first wild enthusiasm had gone.
"As a marketing phenomenon it seems to echo The Passion [of the Christ]: intense enthusiasm, organised groups buying tickets with proselytising zeal, the sense that one is getting something that corporate America wanted to stifle".
In our zeal to create a parallel universe of intense competition and rule manipulation, and to have one more spectator sport for our own jollies, we have reached down into the ranks of 12-year-olds.
Calvin recalls the rather intense encounter: Then Farel, who was working with incredible zeal to promote the gospel, bent all his efforts to keep me in the city.
The goal, as outlined in a memorandum from National Research Group, was plain: "to determine who are the most intense fans of the movie by age, gender, ethnicity, et cetera, and what drives their zeal.
The zeal of a missionary is needed.
