Sentence examples for Relentlessly enthusiastic from inspiring English sources
He wears white shirts with gold cufflinks, and he is relentlessly enthusiastic.
What I like about Tekno is he's relentlessly enthusiastic, like a real dog.
Not everyone is relentlessly enthusiastic about introducing a military ethos into the schools.
But where Peston is arch and Paxman and Humphrys self-consciously world-weary, Davis is relentlessly enthusiastic.
Figes is relentlessly enthusiastic about his own investigations, and includes a great deal of material that is irrelevant, distracting, and tedious.
"I used to enjoy what I did at Christie's, and the idea of doing it again, just once more, got me excited," he said in his heavy French accent and genuine, though relentlessly enthusiastic, manner.
As Ms. Koger puts it, "Instead of telling our customers what to wear, we lead a conversation". ModCloth's tone is relentlessly sunny and enthusiastic, and literally written in the way their target audience speaks.
They are particularly enraged by the idea of interceptors being sold to Taiwan and undermining their ability to keep their "lost province" in check.If North Korea is the keenest missile-technology exporter, Iran is one of the most enthusiastic buyers, having shopped relentlessly for both technology and components in Russia, China and Pakistan.
Whatever the case, both sides say that Mr. Kerry was so enthusiastic about the notion that he relentlessly pursued Mr. McCain, even to the point of offering him a large part of the president's national security responsibilities.
Those around the principals were less sure: Dorothy Byrne's Gertrude enthusiastic but wildly uneven, Mark McCrory's Claudius a little blunt, Harold Gray Meers's Laertes relentlessly sharp.
Eats, Shoots got to the top of the Times' bestseller list despite a less than enthusiastic assessment by Edmund Morris Edmund Morris in the newspaper's Sunday Book Review: "Truss's tone is so relentlessly larky, and her imagery so parochial, that American readers will find much of this book incomprehensible, let alone unfunny".
