Sentence examples similar to Zealous learning from inspiring English sources
"You're constantly trying to live up to them--only a 100% fulfillment will do". Itami and Miyamoto were pretty zealous themselves in learning everything conceivable about the best way to prepare noodles for their picture.
Ridge's devotion to building an organization of "learning maniacs" who are zealous about engaging with new technologies and business models.
Historian and Massachusetts Governor Thomas Hutchinson called him "a zealous minister, of character both for learning and piety" and New Hampshire historian Jeremy Belknap styled him "a gentleman of learning, piety and zeal".
I bring in a zealous advocacy that I learned as an attorney.
The activists tend to be a zealous lot to start with; FreedomWorks urges them to channel that energy by becoming precinct captains, knocking on doors and learning from the way that Barack Obama — not someone Tea Party supporters generally admire — wrapped up the Democratic nomination for president by organizing the caucus states.
Bachmann is not a zealous fact-checker, as we learned when she claimed the president's trip to India would cost the taxpayers $200 million a day, based on an Indian newspaper report quoting an unnamed provincial official.
Even the most zealous atheists have something to learn from St. Augustine (an Augustinian might see legalized abortion less as a bulwark against the "war on women" than as an imperfect measure that grapples with the reality of suffering in a fallen world).
What we can learn from the nasty fight between John D'Agata and his zealous researcher.
Thus, I learned one of the biggest lessons of my life: Zealous giving at the expense of receiving can be incredibly selfish.
It's truly astonishing to learn that this beautiful, evocative district is threatened by over-zealous town planners.
We learn that Alan, the child of a repressed printer and his religiously zealous wife, has become a confused hippophile, sexually and spiritually excited by tactile horseflesh.
