Sentence examples for newfound zeal from inspiring English sources

This newfound zeal is helping to burnish Britain's reputation.

The newfound zeal to include extras on music CD's might just be working.

It all fitted in with that moment's newfound zeal for the casual and authentic.

These political realities do not, in and of themselves, make the case against liberalism's newfound zeal for gun control.

In keeping with Mr. Cox's newfound zeal for transparency, how about directing some sunshine on just who was lobbying Congress and the S.E.C. to make those decisions?

We've had commitments on zero hours contracts and a newfound zeal to increase the living wage despite having sabotaged moves to devolve it to Holyrood.

A small number of environmentalists have come to believe that Mr. Dingell's newfound climate zeal is for real.

A couple of hours later, he was still there, and I asked him if his newfound promotional zeal had made him any money.

If our remedies do not target the true underlying sources of the crisis, our newfound regulatory zeal might end up killing useful sorts of financial innovation, along with the toxic kind.

Yet John, who at the time was a bright and slightly geeky schoolgirl devoting herself to her work and her newfound obsession with cricket with equal zeal, regarded them as her idols.

His storied zeal has now been redirected toward this newfound restraint.