Sentence examples similar to Mounting zeal from inspiring English sources
Nathan never let ill-health or mounting debts curb his zeal.
Mount of Zeal is a landlocked and impoverished place.
The central plotline depends on Ted's self-destructive acts, but the only reason for Ted to go down the mines is vague; his desire to restore "the order" in Mount of Zeal; life before Rose unleashed the curse of "guilt" and "shame" that leads to his tragic act.
Mount of Zeal smells "of washing as well as of coal dust", and the novel's themes are, likewise, born of binaries: the suffering wives and mothers, and the vacant, angry men whose lungs are blackened by work down the pits.
And that's money I need". From the bedroom of her modest Santa Barbara apartment, she mounts her campaign with missionary zeal.
In 1956, Lee led the drive for a third-party challenge to President Dwight D. Eisenhower and found a candidate in T. Coleman Andrews, who mounted his campaign with a convert's zeal: he had been Eisenhower's internal revenue commissioner before quitting and running on a platform calling for the repeal of the income tax.
Mr. Paul's anti-intelligence zeal has its roots in 2013, when the senator mounted a nearly 13-hour filibuster opposing Mr. Brennan's nomination as C.I.A. director, raising broad questions over the Obama administration's drone policy.
