Sentence examples for Feel enthusiastic from inspiring English sources

It's impossible not to feel enthusiastic about British fashion after seeing a Christopher Kane show.

Choosing topics that inspire you will help you to feel enthusiastic.

That makes it very difficult to feel enthusiastic about supporting the establishment right now.

How are we Americans to feel enthusiastic about a Democratic Party that simply presents a moderation of the status quo?

"I find it hard to understand why an investor would feel enthusiastic about owning that stock when the prospects for revenue growth are dim," he said.

I found it hard to believe that she could feel enthusiastic about a sales opportunity at Starbucks, but Swift was insistent.

Many Moroccans felt enthusiastic about Mohammed VI, dubbed the "king of the poor" at the beginning of his reign in 1999.

But management may also feel liberated to spend more on initiatives it feels enthusiastic about, which would use up cash initially.

Herbert R. Mayes, editor of McCall's, said that he has been in the magazine business for forty years, starting as editor of the Inland Merchant, and that he still feels enthusiastic about it.

What's less easy to copy is the incredible enthusiasm that Obama has generated among people who haven't felt enthusiastic about politics since … well, since never, for many of them.

Positive affect (PA) reflects the extent to which a person feels enthusiastic, active and alert (examples: "interested" and "excited").