Sentence examples for full zeal from inspiring English sources
"Whatever else one thinks of Manning, she should not face limits in her ability to pursue her legal rights with full zeal, nor should her already difficult circumstances be exacerbated by worries over how to pay legal fees," he wrote.
Truly, as president Obama pointed out, "We must continue working together to alleviate the suffering of these individuals" and, to this end, Ramadan gives every individual, regardless of religion, status and identity an opportunity to help those in need with their full zeal and zest.
GE recently reported that "while [Russia] had the highest number of R&D workers and 451,000 researchers in 2008, this number has been decreasing at a rate of 1percentt annually since 1998". While it's unrealistic to recapture the full zeal of the space race, there are three resources we can draw on to recommit to STEM education.
"We were full of zeal and enthusiasm," Needrup Zangpo, former editor of the Bhutan Observer, told me.
Full of zeal and relatively free of responsibilities, youth are traditionally the generation most inclined to question the status quo and authority.
But unlike most people who come to the trowel and spade later in life, I lack the full, unquestioning zeal of a convert.
Players, supporters, all together we are strong / Many years full of zeal /many goals we have screamed / and it's proven, it's proven / no one will ever beat us / Blue and scarlet blowing with the wind / one valiant cry / we have a name everyone knows: / Barça!
On the side of the Secessionists were the Governor, constitutionally the Commander-in‑Chief of the State forces, and General Daniel M. Frost at the head of a brigade of Volunteer Militia which included five companies of "Minute Men," young, ardent, and full of zeal.
You can tell from his homilies that he's full of zeal and his words deliver just the right amount of support," said Daniel Herrera, a member of St . Anne Catholic Churchin Santa Ana.
Al Gore would probably have gotten to be president if he hadn't let his campaign mercenaries talk him out of a full-throated zeal on the subject he was most passionate about, the one topic that snapped him out of his wooden mien: the environment.
