zeal造句怎么写

It's no surprise that some expats have taken a missionary zeal to helping others cast a ballot.

A policy is a temporary creed liable to be changed, But while it holds good it has got to be pursued with apostolic zeal.

The UN Security Council has been persuaded to act with remarkable zeal in condemning North Korea’s underground nuclear explosion this month.

Have we gone overboard in our day and age in our zeal for absolute fact, if there can even be such a thing?

For he put on righteousness as a breastplate, and an helmet of salvation upon his head; and he put on the garments of vengeance for clothing, and was clad with zeal as a cloak.

Of course, health insurers and hospitals were quick to digitise the back-office functions like billing and collection, but this zeal has usually not extended to front-office transactions.

They plunged into their work with immense zeal.

Some say the government’s zeal is not just misguided but a deliberate distraction from bigger issues.

The opposition is already claiming that the reforms reflect a callous ideological zeal.

This success made Daqing a byword for industrial zeal and heroic self-sacrifice in the name of the revolution.

Another sign of change is corporate Japan's sudden zeal for mergers and acquisitions, despite the uncertain business environment and a scarcity of capital.

They lose all the zeal to learn new things and although they won't admit this, their actions would make you believe they have thrown in the towel and are satisfied with a status quo life and career.

Benjamin Franklin imbued in us the zeal to work and encouraged the inclination for self-improvement.

I saw him go to sermon, full of devout zeal, strengthening his reason with the ardour of his love.

This makes the going a lot easier because I know he would have tackled the challenge with greater gusto and zeal than anyone else and finally succeed in the end.

Most of his disciples are youngsters fired up by his revolutionary zeal.

His zeal was damped by the apathy of the public .

But that was not the only oddity of his bequest: his low opinion of academics was hard to reconcile with his zeal for a university education.