Sentence examples for zeal shown from inspiring English sources
Some critics argue that the aggressive posture – and often violent record – of the sheriff's deputies is a direct consequence of a rightwing ideological zeal shown by the officials who have held control of the criminal justice apparatus in recent times.
Which is what The Tribune's marketing department wants to hear: Mr. Ardelean is part of an elusive audience that newspaper executives are beginning to chase with the same zeal shown by their television counterparts.
The Hong Kong Education Commission of 2003 is but one example of the zeal shown by others.
Or perhaps it was a lack of ideological zeal, showing through even then.
Now, with the end of 2003 near, that zeal has shown no sign of abating.
A light-skinned black man whose racial identity was not always evident to those around him, he wrote white characters and black characters with equal zeal, as shown in episodes of "NYPD Blue" featuring the racially insensitive white police officer Andy Sipowicz (played by Dennis Franz) and the often seething black lieutenant Arthur Fancy James McDaniell).
In their zeal to show that an era has ended, some Libyans have removed licence plates from their cars.
For a "just for fun" hobbyist, Crumpton has taken to video with remarkable zeal and shows promise as a filmmaker — after releasing Alpine Nirvana, Crumpton was offered a short-term position doing post-production for the feature film Missed Connections.
In the playwright's zeal to show the shocking depths to which an obsessed man will fall, a mob moneylender enters the picture as Keith, along with the play, spirals out of control.
But some education experts and parents say that schools, in their zeal to show that they are setting higher standards, are assigning too much homework, especially during the school year -- sometimes upward of four hours a night.
With its jauntily crass aesthetic and wine-waiter line readings, the movie is most focused in its zeal to show the fruitlessness of right-wing efforts to reorient gay men.
