Sentence examples similar to zealous backing for from inspiring English sources

Ian Murray, shadow minister for postal affairs, said Clegg's backing for privatisation of the postal service "confirmed what the public knew all along –he's worse than Thatcher who, even as the most zealous of privatisation proponents, couldn't bring herself to privatise the Queen's head".

An adulterer is discovered, zealous flagellants offer their backs for caning, and a "human fly" scales a local building.

Late at night, coming back completely pished, my flatmate had scrawled "Corpus Diem!" in a fit of zealous enthusiasm for life, little realising her mistake.

Ms. Alvin was zealous herself for a time.

But in their zealous quest for Treasury-topping returns, investors seem to have forgotten recent lessons.

(A cleric will sometimes recommend a notably zealous youth for martyrdom).

The zealous searching for personal identity was only intensified, however, when the dynasty finally collapsed.

A zealous advocate for gun rights, the father of two is also staunchly opposed to abortion.

"Rick is a zealous advocate for the 800-word column," says John Walsh, ESPN's executive editor.

Born in Brooklyn New York, Mr. Waldman was a committed and zealous advocate for the rights of workers.

Some protesters are blaming overly zealous authorities for the low turnout.