Sentence examples similar to zealously adding to from inspiring English sources

Athanasius, bishop of Alexandria (reigned 328 373), fought zealously against Arianism in the East and owed much to Rome's support, which only added to the tensions between East and West.

Then there's the variation the bowler feels it necessary to add, having zealously watched clips of Warne in action.

In his speech, he called on those who loved meteorology to "zealously come forward to deprecate the apathy with which it has long been regarded".

He goes on to add that there is a faction of lawmakers that have managed to own procedural chokepoints, and they zealously keep the choke on in order to prevent anything that Obama might like to see pass, from passing.

So why was someone who implemented extermination so zealously allowed to stay so long at liberty?

We've been zealously trying to do that, as have many other powers for many years.

Everyone was zealously keen to avoid even the suggestion of a cover-up.

In essence, the Jews stood alone against a German war machine zealously determined to carry out the "final solution".

The International Monetary Fund is (or used to be) zealously opposed to almost any form of capital control.

Because it's actually not overly idealistic or zealously liberal to believe you can make that difference.

"But, you know," the chairman of the Senate Budget Committee said, "I'm not that zealously attached to money".