Sentence examples for zealous drive from inspiring English sources

There is already a zealous drive to prosecute women for lying.

I do not believe in spending for spending's sake, but nor do I believe in the prime minister's zealous drive to shrink the state.

He describes them as full of "unbounded confidence and zealous drive" but hobbled by "a lack of critical thinking and precaution".

But his tough stand against gay rights alienated many social liberals and his zealous drive to purge former Communists from the media and the civil service angered opponents on the left.

Despite that unassuming demeanor, Mr. Farley is zealous, driven to resurrect Ford's image in the American marketplace.

"An over-zealous drive to get claimants into full-time or better sustainable work without regard for, or full recognition of, the demands of their everyday life would not only jeopardise the relationship but damage the potential for giving people the support they need".

Fabio Capello is not known for adopting favourites but all the indications are that a 24-year-old whose immaculate middle-class manners conceal a zealous inner drive is the Italian's star pupil.

It has been replaced by citizenship tests and a zealous government-driven "social cohesion" agenda that urges minority communities to assimilate into British ways.

Lucius Brutus, engaging in the revolution, came to p505 Valerius first of all, and with his most zealous assistance drove out the kings.1 Then, as long as the people was likely to elect one man as their commander in place of the king, 4 Valerius acquiesced, thinking it more fitting that Brutus should have the office, because he had led the way to freedom.

What followed was the most zealous eugenics campaign in America.

For all that, he gives the impression of being relatively equable -- a bit zealous, perhaps, but not driven by the furies.