Sentence examples similar to zeal for something from inspiring English sources
That tepid growth isn't enough for Raikes, whose folksy style belies an unflinching zeal for competition, something endemic to Microsofties.
As we saw in rather similar circumstances in Scotland's own in/out referendum last year, defending the boring old status quo can be hard when the other side has all the zeal and enthusiasm for something shiny and new.
The inference for years has been that Duval lost his zeal for the game, something he denied Wednesday.
Norman Arseneault took to the project of road rediscovery with the zeal of a convert or, perhaps more accurately, with the enthusiasm of a retiree looking for something to do with his not inconsiderable reserves of energy.
Norman Arseneault took to the project of road rediscovery with the zeal of a convert — or, perhaps more accurately, with the enthusiasm of a retiree looking for something to do with his not inconsiderable reserves of energy.
After all, in the years after the Second World War, the generation that had just missed the fighting left Harvard and Yale with something like Buchan's zeal for global rule.
Something of Benedict's zeal for caring reception of various guests could benefit the U.S. by substituting welcome for contempt for the stranger and the foreigner.
As Mr. Hickman put it, "We tried not to run over each other, but this was something we all had a zeal for.
The narrator witnesses his father's zeal for human contact, his belief that everyone has something to teach: "I was at his mercy, and he was at the mercy of the world".
But he has done little to fix the deficit, shown a zeal for big government and all too often given the impression that capitalism is something unpleasant he found on the sole of his sneaker.
