Sentence examples for a bit unenthusiastic from inspiring English sources
There have been some outlandish ideas, such as making bankers swear an oath of good behaviour, about which Bowe is "a bit unenthusiastic".
If his tail is between his legs or standing straight up, his body is stiff, his mouth is closed or he seems the least bit unenthusiastic, say "thank you" and calmly walk away.
Foster is therefore unenthusiastic about government bonds, preferring to buy bonds issued by companies – and particularly those which are rated a bit below blue-chip, where yields are reasonable and the chance of default low.
Participants were unenthusiastic about the Conservatives – and about George Osborne, the potential future leader, who was described by one participant as "slimy", and by another as "a bit round and weaselly".
The celebratory air was a bit of a contrast with a similar gala in New York City a year ago, when Mr. Obama's mostly well-received speech to gay donors was repeatedly interrupted by hecklers in support of same-sex marriage and some attendees were visibly unenthusiastic.
Just a bit... disappointing.
