Sentence examples for zealous readers from inspiring English sources
If you were roaming the streets of New York City or London last night you may have encountered a similar scene: Zealous readers handing out award-winning novels by the boxful.
How else to explain the palpably zealous efforts by many readers and aspiring writers to attend readings and book festivals, in order to be closer to the avatars of stories which give our lives meaning?
Over the years, I found that whenever writers and readers mentioned Saul Bellow, they became zealous quoters, sharing their spoils rapidly and eagerly.
The reader must decide if his behavior is any more schizoid than that of the zealous sinners or sinning zealots who people this book.
Even so, many of today's translations are zealous in their efforts to Anglicize the text and to make it friendly to the contemporary English reader.
They also wrote fake reader's letters to several newspapers, provided scripts for unattributed briefings with journalists, and helped zealous citizens to write misleading ads for the press.
Sir Peter Fahy, the national police lead for preventing extremism, said he was urgently clarifying guidance to all forces in the UK and acknowledged that it appeared "over-zealous and unnecessary" for officers to ask newsagents to hand over details of the French satirical magazine's readers.
This kind of zealous exercise is usually associated with underground zines, not with The New York Times Book Review, where I'm sure most readers were simply puzzled by Ullman's entangled snit.
Most were zealous Zionists.
They were overly zealous".
