He entered the presidency full of eagerness and with an expressed zeal to put his aims into effect.
But as Xi encourages his people to imagine a larger and more ambitious "Chinese dream," he will have to allow them to express their zeal — even if it forces him to bear the risk that it will turn critical of the Party, too.
The rise of missionary societies and volunteer movements in Germany, Great Britain, the Netherlands, and the United States expressed a zeal that fed the need for church unity.
The rise of missionary societies and volunteer movements in Germany, Great Britain, The Netherlands, and the United States expressed a zeal that fed the need for church unity.
The criticism that has been most frequently leveled at these young people -- who come to the screen from a 1988 Gilbert Adair novel pointedly called "The Holy Innocents" -- is that they are fatuous, silly, possessed of comically grandiose ideas that they express with melodramatic zeal.
This frees the former justice, law professor and legal services administrator once again to express his lifelong zeal for reform.
One reason is that in our zeal to express tough love, we have forgotten about pure love.
Faith Keza, a Rwandan student who was part of the delegation, noted that the local people, with whom they worked, expressed enthusiasm and zeal in continuing using the technologies introduced to them.
Gerald E. Myers, a scholarly expert on the philosopher William James who expressed his missionary zeal for modern dance through the highly unusual position of philosopher in residence of the American Dance Festival, died Feb. 11 at his home in New London, Conn.
In their places were promoted junior officers, merchant captains and even civilians who expressed sufficient revolutionary zeal, although few of them knew how to fight or control a battle fleet at sea.
Zack is not a ballplayer; it is the second definition that applies to him, though it doesn't begin to express the magnitude of his collection, or the excess of his zeal.
