Sentence examples for as much gusto from inspiring English sources

But not with as much gusto.

He's also hilarious with comic asides, giving as much gusto to small conversational quirks as to heart-rending confrontations.

While millennials might not be breakfasting on cereal with as much gusto as previous generations, they're not eschewing it altogether.

Chefs have long played with the chemistry of food, intuitively hunting down the "bliss point" with as much gusto as any chip scientist at Frito-Lay.

Norris said it was a privilege to be given the job, and he would "attack it with as much gusto and vitality as I have".

After "The Twist" came "Pony Time," "The Hucklebuck" and "Limbo Rock," all of which he performed at Feinstein's with as much gusto as he could muster.

Scorsese has hit his stride again, and he has produced something with as much as gusto as his best films of 20 or 30 years back; it grips and shocks and entertains - all with the help of a first-class writing from Monahan, firing off dialogue of which Mamet would be proud.

Few places have embraced oysters with quite as much Epicurean gusto as New York City in the 19th century.

When one student proposed Richard Bean's British comedy "One Man, Two Guvnors," Davidson asked whether the student had a performer in mind who could carry the show with as much comic gusto as James Corden, the Tony winner who most certainly wouldn't be available.

It had been a long time since I'd heard a keyboardist who used the pitch wheel — synthetically bending notes for wowee effect — with as much frequency and gusto as Chick Corea did on Thursday night.

(Sinagra) Billy Bragg (Tonight) This British folk-punk fixture brings as much wit and gusto to love-struck and lovelorn pop as he does to protest music and righteous political screeds.