During the Sino-Japanese War, the artist zealously studied traditional Tang-Song figure painting and ancient monumental landscape painting.
Less formally if no less zealously, she studied how to get along with people, comparing herself to Seven of Nine in "Star Trek: Voyager": a woman who had been raised by the ruthlessly robotic-communistic Borg, and who on re-entering Star Fleet society in adulthood had to learn the rites, the rituals, the chitchat cassettes of ordinary human relationships.
The worst that could happen to me at Yale was that I would study zealously and end up with a middling grade.
Vidal Pego by contrast spent a year studying in Louisiana, carries a Blackberry and zealously guards his well-buffed image.
The cost-recovery policy has been accepted everywhere and applied zealously, and a study exploring health professionals' views on this policy showed it was widely appreciated despite its disastrous consequences on access to care [ 22].
She zealously — even perversely, in the estimation of many scholars — refused virtually every outside request to reproduce the photographs or study the papers.
Fiona Hill, a Russia analyst at the Brookings Institution, said many think tanks, needing money for Russia studies programs, had courted Mr. Khodorkovsky zealously.
But Steinbrenner appeared to take the advice too zealously.
"Tiger parents", who zealously pry into their child's revision, should take note.
Professor John DiIulio Jr zealously warned that juvenile crime would sweep the nation, even though his analysis was debunked at the time (the Los Angeles Times called the study "hogwash").
Promotions and demotions were zealously monitored.
