He dedicated his spiritual path to Christianity, but reserved his missionary zeal to spread the gospel of low fat.
The vegan preaches her diet -- nay, lifestyle in the truest sense of the word: it is not just food but an overarching style of life -- with a proselytizing zeal reserved in earlier times for Christian missionaries in Africa.
When Mr Wales had an affair with a Canadian television presenter, bloggers treated it with the same voyeuristic zeal usually reserved for the likes of Brad Pitt.Not rich, but famousAll this has gone to his head, say former friends.
With a zeal once reserved for "Where's Waldo?" puzzles, Middle East observers obsessively track Suleimani's movements across Syria and Iraq and other conflict zones.
Beefed-up teams from digital entities such as Amazon and Vimeo are pursuing rights with the zeal once reserved for studios like Universal Studios and Warner Bros. On Tuesday, Netflix sent a signal about its growing clout when it acquired the Kevin James' movie "The True Memoirs of an International Assassin," its first major original-film buy at Cannes.
Suddenly, the zeal and the vitriol usually reserved for opposing abortion or the "gay agenda" were being directed against Keynesian stimulus legislation, cap and trade climate legislation, economic regulation and, above all, expansion of health insurance coverage to tens of millions of uninsured Americans.
Georgia had little else to do other than tackle but it was a task they performed with zeal, if not quite the relish they reserved for the scrum, where Charlie Faunuina on New Zealand's tighthead was enduring a particularly uncomfortable night, fortunate that Georgia, apart from their captain, were fielding a pack made up of reserves.
Paul Campbell, playing an abbot who cherishes poverty with the zeal others reserve for gold, and Kim Yancey Moore as Queen Isabella add credible turns.
The Obama administration is enforcing the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act with an evangelical zeal and employing techniques once reserved for fighting organised crime.
