Sentence examples for being particularly enthusiastic from inspiring English sources

Another story elaborates this version, claiming that Cofresí would ask his crew who wanted to guard the loot and if he noticed anyone being particularly enthusiastic, he would bring that person along him when go ashore, murdering his companion and Burying it along the treasure.

He was particularly enthusiastic in helping them do it.

Charlie was particularly enthusiastic about this year's October 12th Gala.

Under the beloved Cardinal Franz König, many Austrians were particularly enthusiastic about the changes under the Second Vatican Council.

You play to the audience – to the people in the front who are particularly enthusiastic.

They were particularly enthusiastic about our unrestricted press, liberty of worship and freedom of assembly.

Mr. Gross's statement was particularly enthusiastic about Mr. El-Erian's return.

Legitimate exporters like South Africa and Botswana are particularly enthusiastic about reform.

Liberals have been particularly enthusiastic exponents of Powell's diversity doctrine, but the ideal of diversity is generally nonpartisan.

Hadweh said that, on the bright side, it seems the controversy has inspired his class to be particularly enthusiastic.

It is particularly enthusiastic about the prospects for trimming energy consumption in buildings, which can be two or three times more energy-hungry in China than elsewhere.