Sentence examples for Lost enthusiasm for from inspiring English sources
They have lost enthusiasm for the mission of the organization.
The firm is overly reliant on selling sport-utility vehicles, but drivers have lost enthusiasm for the gas-guzzlers as petrol prices rise.
Could America's lost enthusiasm for income redistribution and progressive taxation be in part a reaction to sharing resources with traditionally excluded groups?
But Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan also seems to have lost enthusiasm for the European Union bid and the reforms that are the price of admission.
How Mr. Lithgow finds his father's lost enthusiasm for life and returns it to him is the heart of the tale.
I grew older, the hangovers grew longer, and the nights became both bleaker and less memorable; by my 30s I just lost enthusiasm for it.
In 1899, the enthusiasm for "lost" worlds and peoples would inspire Rudyard Kipling to famously postulate on the "White Man's Burden"; that same year, Joseph Conrad would plumb the metaphorical soul of these lost worlds -- and of their conquerors -- in Heart of Darkness.
The intellectual currents were running high, with a vibrant university culture in Naples and Bologna and a new enthusiasm for Ancient Greek and Roman culture that was aided by the rediscovery of many lost texts of the ancient world.
Given the enthusiasm for D.I.Y.
Hence the enthusiasm for comparisons.
