Sentence examples for animated enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

He has become part of an informal network of children's performers who share the same philosophy: no overly animated enthusiasm necessary, just play good tunes.

To say that she's passionate about her job is a vast understatement as even the mere recounting of past exhibits is told with much animated enthusiasm.

The G.M. concept has some particularly interesting elements that Mr. Borroni-Bird, a small, slight native of Liverpool, explained with animated enthusiasm.

He's more focused, more animated, and all enthusiasm.

There's a piece, animated by loving enthusiasm, about the crazed brilliance of Constantine Rafinesque, an early 19th-century French naturalist and anthropologist who knew Audubon and described natural selection before Darwin, yet mingled his results with bafflingly elaborate hoaxes and forgeries.

Certainly "Heyday" is animated by a boyish enthusiasm and camaraderie that does much to offset its compulsive pedantry.

In both his singing and his songwriting, Mr. Seger is a walking dictionary of classic 1950's and 1960's rock and soul influences, animated by his personal enthusiasm for the good old days, and by an embracing friendliness that transcends the normal barriers between rock performer and audience.

Then he suddenly became animated, and full of enthusiasm, when discussing a match from England's second tier he had seen on TV the night before.

As we talk more about Lantern, Birchard becomes more animated, expressing a childlike enthusiasm, as though somebody else had made the record and he was its biggest fan.

With its powerful biblical imagery, the "Battle Hymn" could communicate much of the millennial enthusiasm that had animated John Brown and his supporters.

He says: "A society that is casual in its enthusiasm for rights and is excessively animated by egalitarian ideals ultimately risks being engulfed by absurdities".