zealotry

He meant to set a high standard, not to urge low zealotry.

Athletes are easy to mistrust because we understand their zealotry.

Like so many conversions, his seems to have led to zealotry, the last thing we need more of on television.

Take the girl out of here so we can begin our negotiations, or match your zealotry against mine.

Anything sapient-made might be a target of zealotry, these days.

For that matter, what use were any conventional calculations, given Iranian zealotry?

It is not religious zealotry to protect the sanctity of marriage between a man and a woman.

I see the oily glint of zealotry in her eye.

It is also true that Sandinista zealotry alienated many people.

In its most extreme forms it can veer into zealotry.

She had the note of zealotry in her voice again, making me hunch my shoulders against it.

Wilson's blind zealotry had wrecked the League, the party and himself.

This is especially the case when zealotry blinds one to the shortcomings of one's cause.

The public backlash against the religious zealotry of that period was wholly justified.

In an Administration often marred by zealotry, he stood for soft-spoken reason.

The same unbounded zealotry showed up in the Lewinsky investigation.

Together, they had fought for peace, forging their love in the fires of zealotry.

Zealotry, initially a religious anti-tax movement, was on the increase.

His attack on "zealotry masquerading as principle" makes sound moral sense.

I'd soon teach him that blind zealotry is no substitute for focus of will."

Basically, zealotry is fun to go after, because you know you can always get a rise out of people.

Our constitution provides no effective checks and balances against this kind of zealotry.

Due diligence, not zealotry, is what motivates the actions of Congress.

It is in part another product of anti-Communist zealotry carried beyond rationality.

He snorted aloud with zealotry and the lust for intellectual battle.