Sentence examples for Brief enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

There was a brief enthusiasm for filming in mirrors.

In the early nineteenth century, German architects used a brief enthusiasm for technical research on theater acoustics as an occasion to consider the experiential aesthetics of bourgeois collectivity.

If that apparent conversion lasts (and it is notable that Congress's brief enthusiasm for gun-control laws evaporated overnight), it is likely to alarm Virginia's politically powerful gun lobby.

By this time the public's brief enthusiasm for everything Holstian was waning, and the piece was not well received in New York.

Simon learned to ride in a brief burst of enthusiasm when we first met.

Brief surges of enthusiasm, triggered by abundant resources and the desire to diversify, are followed by sharp declines.

There were brief detonations of enthusiasm when something remarkable happened — when Stoudemire defended the ball or when Pablo Prigioni made a steal or scored.

Nor does he reflect much on his slowness to grasp "our tumble into the nuclear age," his quick and classbound contempt for Truman or his brief but ignorant enthusiasm for Eisenhower.

After Bush's second term, which infuriated liberals and embarrassed conservatives, came a brief rush of enthusiasm among at least half the country over the potential of Barack Obama's presidency.

He went on to assign "blame on both sides" — echoing his comments on Saturday, and reigniting a fight that has sunk staff morale after a brief bump in enthusiasm that followed the hiring of Mr. Kelly, who was to impose discipline on a chaotic West Wing.

There was a brief flurry of enthusiasm from the home crowd as six minutes of time was added on for the Perrinelle injury, but New York were generally coping comfortably with the aerial barrage that followed and saw the game out for a vital win on the road — the first by any team in these 2015 playoffs.