Sentence examples for equally zealous from inspiring English sources

Ultimately more transformational, but equally zealous, was the group of women's colleges established in the same decade, revolutionising women's university education and opportunities.

Baldwin was equally zealous to avoid any sort of confrontation with the European dictators while doing as little as possible to strengthen Britain's armed forces.

It covers the golden ages in Spain and Poland and is equally zealous in tracking down Jewish communities in China, India and Afghanistan.

The government of Jay Weatherill, Rann's equally zealous successor, has two new goals: $10bn of clean-tech investment by 2025 and zero net emissions by 2050.

I'm sure it is and trust that other souls, equally zealous for the public good, will make a similarly selective analysis of Dave 'n' George's pledges.

Mr. Gibson, 41, a producer of radio shows and jazz festivals in his native Georgia, joined Mr. Marsalis at the outset and became his equally zealous partner.

Luckily Mr. Fearnley-Whittingstall turns out to be as zealous a cook as he is a reformer, equally able to appreciate the simplicity of Irish stew or a good beefburger, or to lead people through the intricacies of pork pie or cider-cured ham.

He faced almost equally vehement attacks by zealous Protestants who accused him of cowardice and refusal to endorse openly beliefs that he actually held and had taught to them.

Indeed, they are sometimes regarded as over-zealous.

Equally, some question whether over-zealous supervision may have had the perverse consequence of driving business and finance away from the public eye.At the forefront of concerned regulators is Timothy Geithner, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and one of the financial world's most powerful voices.

Its zealous, Spanish-speaking audience was equally ready to sing along, squeal for rock idols and plunge into mosh pits.