Sentence examples for ardent work from inspiring English sources

But Damanhur's ardent work ethic and spiritual zeal wears thin on some of the group's teenagers.

In Spain he was ordained as a priest of Opus Dei, an elite Catholic organization founded in Spain that teaches that an ardent work ethic and devotion to demanding spiritual practices can lead to personal holiness.

On Friday night, Gustavo Gimeno leads the ensemble in ardent works by Bernstein (the Symphony No. 2, "The Age of Anxiety," with the pianist Jean-Yves thebaudet) and Tchaikovsky (the Fourth Symphony).

"He advised a 3-pronged attack that was as follows: there should be an association of respectable men who would make it unfashionable to take ardent spirits; work houses of 'idle, drinking persons' after their third conviction for drunkenness; and heavy taxes on imported and domestic liquor".

Like a lover, the ardent scholar works on the premise that the object of his desire exists for him alone.

So far, the effort has been tentative, with Mr. Steele's most ardent opponents working behind the scenes to persuade an alternative to run against him — fearful that any overt moves will create a backlash in Mr. Steele's favor among those committee members who tend to view the establishment in Washington with suspicion.

The quiet man purporting to be an ardent activist working as a cleaner was in reality an undercover police officer who had been infiltrating political movements for some time as part of a long-standing operation to garner intelligence on campaigners.

The novelty is Tsintsadze's Cello Concerto No 2 in Five Episodes, an ardent, unusually structured work well worth investigating.

There you are, says Mr Kasyanov breezily, expressing his government's ardent desire to work closely with the media: the "openness problem" is all but solved.The carping KremlinThat rings hollow.

This was an inaugural performance of what is being called MCDC's Hudson Valley Project, and it was dedicated to Harvey Lichtenstein and Bénédicte Pesle, figures whose ardent promotion of work by Mr. Cunningham and other artists began in the 1960s.

His father was an ardent socialist who worked part-time as a journalist for leftist publications.