Sentence examples similar to stern zeal from inspiring English sources

Arguably the most outstanding performance from both artists came in Britten's Holy Sonnets of John Donne, where Padmore's ability to communicate the metaphysical poet's moral rigour with an almost evangelical zeal and Vignoles's expertise in clarifying the most complex pianistic textures combined to bring out all the stern spirituality of this extraordinary piece.

New Zeal.

("Hamas" means "zeal").

Stern AP.

STERN -- Stanley.

The zeal of a missionary is needed.

He looked stern.

A stern gaze.

When Dominican zeal declined, the new and powerful Jesuit order became the major Indian protector and led in missionary activity until its expulsion from the Spanish Empire in 1767; the Jesuits took charge of large converted native communities, notably in the area of the viceroyalty of Río de la Plata that is now Paraguay, in their paternalism often imposing stern discipline.

Bernhardt's zeal was moral.

She had this religious zeal".