On 19 August, Nelson sailed for Naples with Vanguard, Culloden, and Alexander, leaving Hood in command of Zealous, Goliath, Swiftsure, and the recently joined frigates to watch over French activities at Alexandria.
Most authorities agree that he possessed superior intelligence, rare command ability, and zealous dedication to duty, honour, and country.
Anne – Over-zealous pest control.
While in that command he was particularly zealous in apprehending slavers; his book, Africa and the American Flag (1854), is considered to have influenced public opinion away from traffic in slaves.
It has taken the two religions most zealous in their opposition to idolatry, and commanded them to hold certain collections of stones, certain parcels of soil, sacred beyond human life.
This genially cruel dictator and all-around halfwit arrives in New York to address the U.N., but his scheming second-in-command (Ben Kingsley) has hired a zealous security expert (John C. Reilly) to kill him and replace him with an even stupider lookalike (Baron Cohen again).
The American military justice system is the finest in the world, with longstanding traditions of forbidding command influence on proceedings, of providing zealous advocacy by competent defense counsel, and of procedural fairness.
"The American military justice system is the finest in the world," he wrote, "with longstanding traditions of forbidding command influence on proceedings, of providing zealous advocacy by competent defense counsel and of procedural fairness".
Duch wasn't one of the masterminds, but he was their zealous servant, and he was entrusted with the command of S-21, the prison where Khmer Rouge cadres were sent to be purged.
Though he can captivate when he lands on a good yarn (as in "The Performance," in which a Jewish tap dancer plays a command performance for Hitler), more often the lack of the zealous reach of "Death of a Salesman" or "The Crucible" forces these stories to live or die on the quality of Miller's prose — not, to put it generously, his strong suit.
