Sentence examples for pioneering zeal from inspiring English sources

He's unquestionably a player of great technical brilliance and musical intelligence, and there's always the sense of that pioneering zeal in the way he plays the baroque repertoire too.

Statecraft is hard when you are competing with players with greater pioneering zeal, when your nation loses its creative edge or hunger for innovation.

Mr. Stern of Cogswell talks about his building with a pioneer's zeal, saying he has taken advantage of the extensive fiber optics network installed in Newark by Bell Atlantic, which has its state headquarters here.

V. C. Gopalaratnam, the president of the association, said "Meiyappa Chettiar [Meiyappan] had displayed his pioneering spirit and zeal in producing a novel type of Tamil picture, without either songs or dances, relying for its success purely on the story and the portrayal of characters".

The co-founder of Greenpeace UK and its director for the organisation's early pioneering campaigns is now 67, but his zeal to change the world for the better is still strong.

6. Made in China One of my favorite themes in the Chinese media is the zeal to uncover yet another thing that was actually pioneered in China.

Through Lubalin, Peckolick was introduced to typography's preeminent pioneers: Saul Bass, Lou Dorfsman, George Lois, all of whom he befriended and learned from with zeal.

Unlike her fellow pioneers in arts and science, Ms. Jenkins still performs regularly, with a zeal unsurpassed by artists one-third her age.

"Someone energized by competitive zeal may select and be happy in one culture, while someone who loves to pioneer and invent may choose another," said Bezos.

Someone energized by competitive zeal may select and be happy in one culture, while someone who loves to pioneer and invent may choose another.

"Someone energized by competitive zeal may select and be happy in one culture, while someone who loves to pioneer and invent may choose another," he said.