zealotry in a sentence

1. Women’s body parts still under threat from religious zealotry

2. Jewish zealotry is as Jewish as felafel, my favorite Palestinian dish.

3. Religious zealotry alone would not have guaranteed victory for the Taliban.

4. In these periods of extremity & zealotry, be very careful of getting caught in hidden darkness.

5. call it zealotry, bigotry or fanaticism, these ultra-controlling beliefs are dangerous to our civic morale.

6. I am struck by the resistance that comes to God's plans both from secular humanism and from religious zealotry.

7. The level of zealotry that has been achieved through “social justice” propaganda and cultural Marxism is staggering.

8. Each has its dogma; each has its hierarchy and some utilize fear based controls that encourage fanaticism and zealotry.

9. This zealotry and insanity designed to snuff out conservative principles and wreak havoc on American heritage is dangerous.

10. With the continued surge in religious fundamentalist zealotry on both sides the road to Armageddon will lead from Jerusalem.

11. you will do him harm, as he will develop the attachment of zealotry and end up losing everything and having them switched off.

12. As far as rock music goes, I think that the new moral zealotry that is descending upon our culture could actually be a good thing.

13. Having met both of these people, and seen their zealotry, none of the shenanigans brought out by the David Rose article surprised me.

14. those who believe they are entitled to be violently intolerant, however deeply convinced they are of their zealotry, should not be tolerated.

15. I cannot think of a better example of zealotry feeding scientific cultism than the highly propagandized climate change/global warming movement.

16. On the one hand, they like tribalism because in some cases tribalism can be turned into zealotry, and zealots are easy to exploit and manipulate.

17. The problem is that their zealotry and cultural rigidity seems neither digestible for rural Kurdish society nor for Arab Iraqis, who refuse Wahhabism.

18. The revolt of 1982 happened roughly 210 kilometers north of Damascus, in the city of Hama, which indeed was, and remains, a hotbed of Islamist zealotry.

19. Despite the growing zealotry of religious fundamentalists, the secular foundations of this conflict remain unchanged: land, resources, rights and dignity.

20. On the positive side, the caliphate's barbaric zealotry will have the salutary effect of awakening many of those yet asleep to the horrors of the Islamist agenda.