Sentence examples for zeal from from inspiring English sources
Immoderate zeal from the banks' watchdogs could drive more business beyond their watchful eye.
But he maintains he got his fitness zeal from his father.
Chasing a few hundred foreign fighters inspired by religious zeal from the vast, trackless area would be challenge enough.
Such zeal from fans has also propelled the film's director, writer and star into a unique position in American cinema.
Although his record of success may have earned Brown a subpar season, Texas fans want to see renewed zeal from him and his players.
Harriot Stanton was a daughter of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and early absorbed a reformer's zeal from her and from her father, Henry B. Stanton, an abolitionist, a politician, and a journalist.
Alight at Zeals, from where it's a 1.75-mile walk to Stourhead. 1 From the main car park take the path towards the Spread Eagle Inn.
Among other parties, so far, only the Reform leader, Preston Manning, is making an issue of Quebec separatism, and he more to profit from western hostility to Quebec than from zeal for national unity.Yet the issue however tedious to many non-Quebeckers is funon-Quebeckers is
Griffin himself suggests that Dodd's performing zeal stems from a need for love.
A party's membership and its campaigning zeal come from its beliefs and its heart.
Senator D'Amato's zeal stems from the perfectly transparent, and understandable, desire to proclaim, "See — they're no better than us".
