Sentence examples for zealous defence from inspiring English sources
By all accounts, his zealous defence of revolutionary standards was preceded by some difficulty with the questions on the paper: reportedly, he managed to answer just three.
Of the big EU members, France is the most protectionist, the most prickly about American power, the most zealous in defence of its language and the most committed to the central role of the state in its citizens' lives.
But most pass muster, and the civil-rights establishment is zealous in their defence.
Panning back to Lowe and co-host Lauren Laverne, who launched into a zealous eulogy in defence of pop music, Lowe stubbornly explained that he instead went to see Queens of the Stone Age.
This current US administration, bank-rolled by a boom in defence contracts, is proving ever more zealous in its ambitions.
Soon Jarosław disposed of his proxy and became prime minister himself, in coalition with the agrarian-populist Self Defence party and the nationalist-religious League of Polish Families, implementing a zealous programme of "decommunisation".
Kwesi Appiah takes advantage of some confusion in the Mansfield defence to bury the equaliser and gets booked for his over-zealous celebrations.
Karl Marx, descendent of a long line of rabbis, opined that, "Money is the zealous God of Israel, before whom no other god may be". This was, however, not the tone of the Roses' defence of their campaign, published in the Guardian last Monday.
Most were zealous Zionists.
They were overly zealous".
