Sentence examples for a particularly enthusiastic from inspiring English sources

(Rilke was a particularly enthusiastic adherent).

China was a particularly enthusiastic reserve accumulator, and now sits atop a $3.5 trillion hoard, more or less all of it piled up since 2000.

Critics have been divided about whether the problem with Patrick Bateman is that he is a capitalist or just a particularly enthusiastic psychopath.

Christensen had volunteered for Oxfam while studying in Britain, and was never a particularly enthusiastic recruit to his native island's new industry.

I do not use a tablet PC, but to judge by reviews the tablet version of MindManager has met a particularly enthusiastic reception.

Cain impressed his company commander, Captain James Blain, as a particularly enthusiastic soldier, always ready to grab an M249 machine gun and volunteer for dangerous missions.

For instance, an average photographer might reasonably spend $200 on an off-brand 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 zoom lens weighing a pound, a rich or particularly enthusiastic one might reasonably spend $1000 on a brand-name 70-200mm f/2.8 lens weighing three pounds, but a 300mm f/2.8 lens costing $3000 and weighing several pounds would for most be a "white elephant".

This week a contingent of particularly enthusiastic fans have staked out a standing-room-only spot along the top row of the grandstands next to the 17th green.

"We're only going to play 'Creeping Death' if you guys both take your shirts off during the 'Die!' chant part," the bassist, Teddi Tarnoff, told a pair of particularly enthusiastic suitors.

Although Sherwin has persistently been pursuing his dream of starting a family, Fiona hasn't been particularly enthusiastic about becoming a mother.

Before beginning treatment, I was a dutiful if not particularly enthusiastic father.