Sentence examples similar to enduring zeal from inspiring English sources
The John Cotton Dana Library of Rutgers-Newark has mounted a memorial retrospective of her work, "Suellen Glashausser and The Book: Enduring Delight," on view through July 2. "Her zeal was to show people that the ordinary is enduring and beautiful," said Michael Joseph, a rare book librarian for Rutgers University Libraries and one of the curators of the show.
Television reflects all kinds of vestigial double standards, and an enduring one is the different perception of anger: a man's wrath often signals passion or zeal; a woman's rage or orneriness borders on crazy.
After months of enduring withering attacks for President Clinton's relationship with a White House intern, Democrats are turning the Republican zeal to punish him into a rallying cry.
A towering personality, his zeal and socio-cultural achievements in the realm of peace and equality of mankind have brought about enduring changes in society.
"Enduring tedium over real time in a confined space is what real courage is," accounting students are informed with evangelical zeal by their instructor.
Georgia had little else to do other than tackle but it was a task they performed with zeal, if not quite the relish they reserved for the scrum, where Charlie Faunuina on New Zealand's tighthead was enduring a particularly uncomfortable night, fortunate that Georgia, apart from their captain, were fielding a pack made up of reserves.
I have also met valedictorians whose zeal for learning and unending curiosity is humbling; they are always asking and trying to answer life's big, enduring questions, and then on top of that they do things like write concertos in their spare time.
Why the enduring acclaim?
He thought about enduring.
