People in China used the badges to signify their zeal for the cause.
From thence he immediately led out the horse, the noblest of the city, young men in the vigour of their age, and eager to proffer their service, both from attachment to Philopoemen and zeal for the cause.
The Prime Minister would be well advised – like St Paul – to make a virtue of his new-found zeal for a cause that he once despised.
Genl. in the King of Prussia's Service" who was fired with "Zeal for our Cause". Thus armed, Steuben arrived in America in December 1777.
The Independent saw Johnson's decision in the context of "a now deeply divided cabinet" and urged Cameron "to make a virtue of his new-found zeal for a cause that he once despised".
But the jury of eight men and four women, after deliberating for about four and a half hours, apparently agreed with the assistant United States attorney, John W. Huber, who said in his closing argument that the "rule of law" was a boundary of civil society that passion and zeal for a cause could not justify crossing.
Yes, this exhibition demonstrates the Jewish zeal for righteous causes.
He added that Weatherhead was a student "full of idealism and zeal" for his particular cause but has now turned away from the world of hacking, saying: "Never again".
O'Meagher Condon's address to the court was considered by The Times to have "excelled all the other convicts in his zeal for the Fenian cause".
The claim that Traherne may have been a Royalist may be bolstered by an inscription on the tombstone of Philipp Traherne, thought to be his father, which eulogises Philipp's fidelity to, and zeal for, the Royalist cause.
People died for this cause.
