Sentence examples for growing zeal from inspiring English sources

"Even the collections and the preaching feel more restrained," moans an Afghan war veteran.The growing zeal of the British security forces and waning enthusiasm from British Muslims could be to blame.

Although improved translation software and a growing zeal for grammatically unassailable English has slowed the output of new Chinglishisms, Mr. Mair said he still received about five new examples a day from people who knew he was good at deciphering what went wrong.

In the preface Ascham showed the growing patriotic zeal of the humanists by stating that he was writing "Englishe matter in the Englishe tongue for Englishe men".

His zeal grew so great that he started a nonprofit organization, now known as the Climate Reality Project, and evolved "from a politician into a prophet," said Robert Shrum, another Gore friend and adviser from 2000.

Van Gogh's religious zeal grew until he felt he had found his true vocation.

The new guidelines come amid growing concern over whether American doctors, in their zeal to prevent disease, are conducting excessive numbers of tests in healthy younger patients, leading to false positive results and thus unnecessary treatment.

While I appreciate his zeal to combat the falsities of this growing popular group, I have to ask him and the rest of these cable news show hosts: Why?

Wowed conservatives hail him as a hero, but even some Republican colleagues are growing publicly frustrated with a man who has taken the zeal of the prosecutor and applied it to the decorous quarters of the Senate.

From watching the news or reading the AFL-CIO blog, it seems the growing government-worker demonstrations in state capitols have all the zeal and righteousness of the recent pro-democracy Egypt protests.

Mr. Cedar, 31, and Mr. Drummond, 53, are among the growing number of designers who are applying their skills and entrepreneurial zeal to empower the billions of people who lack basic products and services.

Amid the all-out efforts for industrialization since the 1970s, a combination of factors including the growing female workforce, more intensified female education, and the population's zeal for educational achievement led to stronger demand for early childhood education and childcare.