Sentence examples for a certain zest from inspiring English sources
But a few had a certain zest.
Reynolds' appointment and promotion indicates a certain zest and enthusiasm within Labour.
That Perlstein is committed to giving Goldwater and the Goldwaterites their due despite a distaste for their views lends his narrative a certain zest.
He has nothing new to say about the scandal, but he does have a certain zest for Teapot's sordid comedy and a rich appreciation of the characters involved.
"There's a certain zest about the job.
But don't you think there is a certain zest in trying impossibilities?" For more information about this item, click here.
"We're looking for people with a certain enthusiasm and zest and charisma, not merely pretty people".
Heller writes with zest and honesty and a certain amount of gleeful troublemaking that make this book a complete delight from soup to nuts, as well as a significant addition to the memoir shelf of great American writers.
Sterling Hyltin, as his ballerina, certainly has humor; her lightness, delicacy and zest are all enchanting — to a certain degree.
My principal thought at looking at the Streep, Ephron and Meyers nods is that we're seeing an illustration of the creative second wind of women of a certain age -- what anthropologist Margaret Mead called "post-menopausal zest".
