Sentence examples for Excessively enthusiastic from inspiring English sources
Mr. de Soto can be excessively enthusiastic about the joys of property rights.
"Baseball wasn't invented here, or anywhere," Mr. Spencer said, explaining that he used the scrapbook to help show that the Cooperstown claim was excessively enthusiastic.
"Solitude" became "Nights on the Pampas" in the land of Victor Hugo, where it made little impact, except on two critics, one of whom reviewed it warmly, while the other was perhaps excessively enthusiastic.
He claimed to be an "excessively enthusiastic advocate of promiscuity", liberating himself from his mother's intensity; she strongly disapproved of his homosexuality.
In his approach to the work of other black artists, in particular, he was excessively inclusive, enthusiastic to the point of self-effacement, as if black creativity were a great wave that would wash away the psychic scars of discrimination.
In the bedroom he was enthusiastic, but excessively modest, always locking the bathroom door when having a bath, never letting a girl see him naked.
While I remain an enthusiastic recipient of letters, and wish I wrote them more, it seems disingenuous to mourn excessively when I have checked my email at least a dozen times in the writing of this piece.
Everyone excessively tidy, excessively generous.
