Sentence examples for become more enthusiastic about from inspiring English sources
He has, though, become more enthusiastic about the country since signing a six-figure advertising deal with a Chinese watch company last year.
The unions hope that if they win concessions that make it easier for them to organize Verizon's wireless workers, and if they then persuade the workers to join, workers at other wireless companies will become more enthusiastic about unionization.
The writer of that post was named Jay Carney, and, if the past several years are any indication, he has only become more enthusiastic about the potential that digital media offers to important people to directly disseminate, and thus control, their own messages.
They become more enthusiastic about learning and less ashamed about what they don't know.
When mobile devices are introduced, studies show that students become more excited about learning and teachers become more enthusiastic about teaching.
"Sport has helped a lot with the street gangs because children become more enthusiastic about sports than violence," she explains.
In 1985 Sheila became more enthusiastic about religion, to the surprise of her friends who were apparently unaware that she came from a religious family.
Although she never came to like Blenheim Palace – describing it as "that great heap of stones" – she became more enthusiastic about its construction and wrote to the Duke of Somerset about the new waterworks: "I believe it will be beautiful.
The studio became more enthusiastic about the film when Reitman showed executives and sales managers of various regions in the country a 10-minute production reel that was put together in two days.
But in the end they did, because … they did actually see improvement … they actually became more enthusiastic about the spirometry".
European governments, initially skeptical about the idea, have become more enthusiastic amid recent public outrage over the secret offshore finance records unearthed by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists.
