Sentence examples for aggressive enthusiasm from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere, too many acts comment on their own failure to raise a laugh, precipitating a downward spiral even Allen's aggressive enthusiasm can't reverse.
I had one experience where I allowed someone's aggressive enthusiasm for me overshadow my reservations about them.
And even before the $350 million gift, Cornell, with far more alumni rooted in New York, was more aggressive about generating enthusiasm and financial pledges.
A "Nationalist," according to my dictionary is 1. a person who has devotion and loyalty to one's own nation, and 2. a person who has excessive patriotism or chauvinism, which is a zealous and aggressive patriotism or enthusiasm for military glory, a biased devotion to any group, attitude, or cause.
Normally jealous rivals have been relieved to see that an aggressive marketing campaign and enthusiasm among booksellers can fuel sales, particularly for newer writers.
When a Democratic administration that claims to care about ordinary people does worse than a Republican administration known for its lack of enthusiasm for aggressive public health safeguards, it deserves the odor of corruption now wafting through the atmosphere.
Enthusiasm and aggressive marketing techniques to raise public consciousness about organ donation are not necessarily compatible with rules in place to protect public rights.
"I just wanted to be aggressive, play hard, play with enthusiasm, with Sherm and Lu," Newman said.
Anyone who met him during the time he led the company couldn't help but find his enthusiasm and cheerfully aggressive attitude infectious, if not at the same time a tad naïve.
"We have the resources and the volunteer enthusiasm to conduct an aggressive air and ground game in all the battleground states and then some," he said.
