So it was pretty strange when Justin Trudeau spent an afternoon in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, telling Liberals supporters about how Shane Harper's performance of a zealous freshman philosophy student locked in a battle of wits against a cynical professor had changed his life.
As a subordinate officer, Humphreys was prompt in the performance of every duty, zealous and laborious in carrying out the orders of his superiors, and untiring in effort til his work was accomplished; and as a chief, though doing his full share of an allotted task, was generous in awarding the meed of praise to all under him.
For Krzyzewski, the 82-72 victoverover Arizona meant more than joining John Wooden, Adolph Rupp and Bob Knight as the only coaches with three or more national titles; it meant that zealous emphasis on excellence, responsibility and high performance was the right way to make himself happy.
Hudgell added: "Legitimate criticism and debate is suppressed by a zealous desire to cover over incompetence, serious weaknesses and under performance.
There are also street fairs, performances and other activities to keep the most zealous revelers going all weekend.
Yes, the song that has been the nation's musical glue through war and peace, the song that has been the bane of singers of all ages and creeds and led to performances both tragic and mesmerizing, and the song lip-synced by zealous fans at sports events near and wide, yes, that song is celebrating a milestone birthday.
She wrote in her memoirs about a performance of Iolanthe: "Realism can be carried too far, as it was when one night a zealous property man said to me: 'It'll be just like the real thing to-night, Miss Bond.
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.
(Remember the tsunami-shaped stage for "Twelfth Night" a few years ago?) In "Romeo and Juliet" all the performances are so focused and purposeful that no oversize puddle is going to deter them in their zealous course.
Most were zealous Zionists.
