Sentence examples for any zeal from inspiring English sources

He is tough and canny, and unlikely to pursue reform with any zeal.

It also criticizes the organization for not pursuing millions of dollars in lost revenue with any zeal.

Despite an agreement signed in Zambia in July 1999 by all the parties to the civil war, none has shown any zeal for peace.

Oversees in a fashion, that is: electoral fraud is prevalent at all levels, and neither party has shown any zeal for electoral reform.

In the late 1970s the Organization of African Unity (now the African Union) urged that Réunion be granted full independence, but that proposition was not embraced by the majority of Réunion's inhabitants and thus was not pursued with any zeal.

When he went out to "Bleeding Kansas," two years later, it was more for the money and the adventure than for any zeal to vote the territory into the Union as a free state.

Cooper said there was a sense of urgency and Corbyn had not shown "any of the campaigning zeal our party needs in a tough fight".

But with Mr. Carter, "you could see that he had a zeal to help people any way he can".

Besides, visiting artists often felt a grief and horror that doused any re-civilising zeal.

But so far there has been no proof, nor any noticeable investigative zeal in the Democratic Senate, and with a war on no one seems interested in hiring a special prosecutor.

But if his often caustic public writings are any gauge, that zeal underlies some of his greatest successes -- including his crusade for a democratic Africa and his refusal to allow South Africa to become mired in debt to Western lending institutions like the World Bank.