Sentence examples for zealously committed from inspiring English sources
Whatever kind of musician he is, or isn't, Simcock remains zealously committed, in his ingenuous way.
Such is a bare-bones outline of "After Emily," albeit one that conveys nothing of the viciousness and passion in this decades-long fight between two enemy camps, both zealously committed to Emily Dickinson's legacy.
In every high-performing inner-city school that I visited, principals and teachers were zealously committed to doing "whatever works" to raise academic achievement among minority students, even when doing so conflicted with their personal political ideology.
From the famous address following his resounding victory as the one man on Fifa's presidential ballot papers, when he proposed a "committee of the solutions" featuring Plácido Domingo and Henry Kissinger, to the recent laying out of his "road map", Blatter has appeared to be reading a script he believes will fend off accusations, rather than zealously committing himself to cleaning up Fifa.
He will assert that had you had your way Al Qaeda would have taken over in Iraq and that you are going to commit the same errors Clinton committed in zealously pushing a Middle East peace process and negotiations with Syria (catering to those FL undecided voters no doubt).
While some critics scoff at its originality, few schools have committed themselves as zealously as Stevens to injecting an entrepreneurial edge throughout the educational process.
If the authorities just committed themselves to attack AIDS as zealously as they fight unauthorized births, the battle could be won.
