Sentence examples for Zealously from inspiring English sources
adverb
Like a zealot; with zealotry.
For the best part of a century, they zealously protected the secrecy of their banks.
He was probably pulling my leg, but the result is that whenever I pick up a cab in Australia, I sit up front and throw myself zealously into conversation with the driver, terrified that otherwise he'll think I'm a stuck-up Pom.
Stubborn and zealously anti-Semitic, the Saudi ruler long suspected an unholy alliance between Zionism and communism.
Having campaigned against Proposition 13, he suddenly decided to implement it zealously.
Americans zealously guard "buy American" provisions in government contracts and shipping rules that prevent foreigners from carrying goods between American ports.
In fact, Mr Yanukovich is sympathetic to large industrial groups and will guard their business interests more zealously than Ms Tymoshenko may have done.
And, third, if it does, is it possible to write legislation that will protect those who are old and sick, or chronically disabled, but who do not want to die?A self-evident truthNo matter how zealously you drink your orange juice, eat your fruit and vegetables, organise your sleep and do your exercises, the fact remains that one day you will be dead.
But the multinationals wonder how zealously the new provisions will be applied.
Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said: "There is a real danger that schools focus over-zealously on uniforms to the detriment of children's education.
It reported this, perhaps over-zealously, to the Italian authorities.
Roughly half the proud but long-neglected turn-of-the-century dwellings have already been restored (some, arguably, over-zealously); the "crystal palace" industrial fair ground is Germany's most modern (though it needs more business); parks and lakes are being sculpted on the city's outskirts, once a moonscape of brown coal excavation.In this section Is it catching up?
