Sentence examples for Mock enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Deb (mock enthusiasm): It's a cactus!

{:.break one} ** Deb (mock enthusiasm): It's a cactus!

"We want to see the coach!" they were chanting with mock enthusiasm midway through the second half and they topped things off with a few rounds of "La Ola".

"Hey, they're talking about me!" Stewart exclaimed with mock enthusiasm.

It is easy to mock enthusiasm for educational trends.

No, this article will not start with a series of fragmented sentences expressing mock enthusiasm.

Leaving aside our opinions on the validity of Hardy's quip (to me, it's mocking enthusiasm for Trident and not really targeting Jones's mental health), this episode suggests the potential pitfalls of comedians jumping on political bandwagons.

He is comfortable with all the talk-show shorthand: when he mentions that he and Michelle had taken a trip to the British Virgin Islands, a few enthusiastic members of the audiences hoot, and Obama gestures out in a knowing way, gently mocking that enthusiasm.

All of which makes Zane Lowe a hugely important figure: something it's perhaps worth remembering next time you're moved to mock his puppyish enthusiasm.

And she was plucky, not awestruck, humorously toweling him down as he sang, mocking her own enthusiasm.

So I won't be mocking Hancock for his enthusiasm for all things tech.