She portrays Ruth, a zealous, ambitious character who behaves manipulatively out of inner insecurity.
Historian and Massachusetts Governor Thomas Hutchinson called him "a zealous minister, of character both for learning and piety" and New Hampshire historian Jeremy Belknap styled him "a gentleman of learning, piety and zeal".
Shortly after Donald Trump was elected president, the executive producer of the CW series "Jane the Virgin" decided to make a few changes: She nixed the Ivanka Trump shoes from wardrobe and urged the show's writers to make a key character zealous about registering Latinos to vote. .
They believe zealous adherence to its national character is undermining both the quality and long term sustainability of the service.
Jasperson, the central character, is a zealous worker and not given to introspection, yet, even he is subject to occasional depression.
But "Hit the Wall" itself is not sentimental, at least not until the focus shifts to the lesbian characters, an overly zealous organizer named Roberta (Daeshawana Cook) and her love interest, Peg (Rania Salem Manganaro).
The latter are helped enormously by Barbara Hershey, whose hyper-zealous Ann Rutledge is the most interesting character on the show, primarily because we know very little about her or her ultimate goals.
Hannah is nothing if not zealous in his attention to his characters, and no detail of their psychology or family history is too trivial for him to append, but you never get the feeling that these people really exist in relation to one another.
Any change in the delicate status quo seems capable of setting off a riot, as Jerusalem's most zealous Jews and liberals vie for the city's character and soul.
A character named Edward Kirby, we read, "was a zealous jogger whose clear eyes, lean face, trim stature and universally respected work ethic belied an undeserved reputation in the hostile Chicago press for excessive consumption of wine and beer".
The whole "y/y" text on the top probably dovetails with the company's zealous approach to cramming as much information into as few characters as possible, but on this slide presentation I feel like the titles can be a little more robust.
