Sentence examples for zeal behind from inspiring English sources

And Coptic Church officials said they considered Mr. Nakoula an unlikely candidate for the kind of religious zeal behind "Innocence of Muslims" because he had attended services so infrequently.

Britain's more fragmented minorities also have less shared political consciousness than African-Americans, whose experience of slavery and segregation produced the zeal behind the civil-rights movement and campaigns for affirmative action.Different approaches by the state towards identity may also be a factor.

Many of today's political daughters have Lady Violet's advantages.In this section The distaff of office Unequal zeal ReprintsPower behind, and on, the throneIn the past, widows or daughters inherited their position.

On Friday, the North Korean media's zeal to rally support behind the young leader reached new levels, saying North Koreans "will become human rifles and bombs to defend our respected comrade Kim Jong-un with our lives".

A strong cast, headed by Hank Azaria as Mordechai Anielewicz, chief organizer of the resistance, puts plenty of credibility behind the zeal of young fighters who, as one put it, "wanted to choose our way of dying".

My money is on the governor's zeal, and the movement behind that will make sure no politician's zeal ever wavers.

Like the ruined bridges strewn across the countryside — one of the few traces of the Marines and their occupation nearly a century ago — these attentions tend to begin in evangelical zeal and to leave little lasting behind.

She went to television armed with that same zeal for watching people get thrown behind bars and the same disregard for any code of professional conduct.

Having taken the lead in the 1970s and 1980s due to the zeal of lawyers, they then lagged behind in response to that same zeal.

But sleep isn't the only human function that experts are studying with new zeal; there's a biological, hardwired drive behind many of our everyday actions.

[I]t will be equally forgotten that the vigor of government is essential to the security of liberty... and that a dangerous ambition more often lurks behind the specious mask of zeal for the rights of the people than under the forbidden appearance of zeal for the firmness and efficiency of government.