Sentence examples for zeal exhibited from inspiring English sources
They do not possess the reformist zeal exhibited by Margaret Thatcher in Great Britain in the 1980s.
Throughout his ordeal Campion exhibited religious zeal and great courage.
A deft political showman, Stewart exhibited a zeal for controversy, including raffling off an AR-15 semiautomatic rifle while campaigning for the Senate.
The more voluminous, encyclopaedic works compiled under Constantine's directions are not worth describing, but he exhibited notable zeal in recruiting teachers and students for the "university" of Constantinople, inviting them to court and preferring them for public offices.
He still exhibits competitive zeal, and not just on big race days.
Each new system's developers initially exhibited great enthusiasm, but as users encountered serious operational difficulties and could not achieve promised results, proponents began to lose their zeal.
For all his taxonomic zeal, Roget's "treasure house", whose purpose was to exhibit with scientific precision the relations between words and their meanings, together with their logical opposition, quickly became both a hall of mirrors and a cacophonous echo-chamber in which the astounding and magical variety of the English language took over in accumulating arpeggios of antonym and synonym.
Some dealers have declined to exhibit their artists at the museum, saying that Ms. Hoffberger's zeal to promote visionary art -- also known as outsider art -- lacks discernment.
students must exhibit a commitment to exploring their full potential as 'complete' architects; with a zeal for directly applying their talent and actionable knowledge to the future of local communities.
graduates must exhibit a commitment to exploring their full potential as 'complete' architects; with a zeal for directly applying their talent and actionable knowledge to the future of local communities.
