Sentence examples similar to air enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Imus's on-air enthusiasm for books like Pete Hamill's "A Drinking Life" and Jane Mendelsohn's "I Was Amelia Earhart" transformed them into best-sellers.

This major conundrum aside, there is a palpable air of enthusiasm about Johannesburg.

"There's an excitement in the air, the enthusiasm, the buzz of the crowd.

"And," he added, thrusting his hand in the air with enthusiasm, "it would be more like this".

Still, a sense of wariness and an air of enthusiasm held in check hovered over this year's Tahoe conference.

BBC reporter Tim Robinson at the Round Tower said there was "an air of enthusiasm and patriotism at the start of a weekend of celebrations".

Hands, hooves and arms made of sticks waved in the air with enthusiasm.

This creates an attitude and air of enthusiasm needed to make a sale happen.

But now that a Plan C is in the air, its members' enthusiasm for the caucuses is waning.

Politely she tried to listen — to concentrate — as her eccentric guest babbled rapidly and nervously and with an air of schoolboy enthusiasm.

Such events have a vaguely countercultural feel, mixing a hint of retro quaintness with playful enthusiasm; air quotes seem to hover around these events, a bit like the way the island itself must be regarded.