Sentence examples similar to emerging zeal from inspiring English sources

Although they saw the Addison as collecting art of all periods, the high-minded committee members had the missionary zeal of emerging modern museums, like the Modern and the Whitney.

In the bustle of her excursions, she showed the zeal of an emerging political junkie.

One Barry associate, who asked not to be identified, said a little wistfully that the Mayor might survive even if convicted by checking himself into a drug clinic and emerging to campaign against cocaine with a reformer's zeal.

In market after market in emerging economies, invading multinational corporations encounter domestic rivals with the entrepreneurial zeal and the knack to keep growing quickly for a long time.

She emerged from it, her zeal for activity nowise impaired.

However, the post-Ottoman Middle East was drawn into a political and cultural crisis, and Islamist movements emerged with a reactionary zeal.

In their zeal to emerge as a bona fide intermediary in the Palestinian-Israeli dispute -- and so to host Hamas before the Russians or the Iranians -- the Turks jumped the gun.

He might tell some amusing stories but Thomas is at his most interesting when he hunkers down in the saddle and allows all his grit and zeal for cycling to emerge.

Dale Peck emerges as a fighter with the evangelical zeal of a Jehovah's Witness for whom the End of the Novel is Nigh.

What emerged from this obsessional stew of reportorial zeal and writerly introspection is "The Adversary" (another name, in both English and French, for the Devil), a fascinating meditation on Jean-Claude Romand and what his bizarre life might mean.

When he first emerged, Youngs bristled with both invention and combative zeal.