Sentence examples for better enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

A better crowd,... better enthusiasm".

He added, "A better crowd, better crowd, better enthusiasm".

Trump added that Harris had "a better crowd, better crowd, better enthusiasm".

Unsurprisingly, the foundation and core trainees scored less well on knowledge and better on enthusiasm, interactivity and communication, adding some support to the theory that near-peer teaching provides an informal environment which is advantageous to learning.

Some benefits of peace: inner peace, reduced agitation, better understanding, enthusiasm for engaging in service.

Olivier Dartigolles, a Communist Party spokesman, said he now "better understood the enthusiasm of François Fillon to fly to the aid" of the foreign minister.

WHEN the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) swept a mildewed 55-year-old regime from power last year, nowhere epitomised the sense of energy and enthusiasm better than Nagasaki in south-western Japan.

Some Republicans seem so eager for a leader who can rouse the passions of the party faithful that they are offering advice directly to Mr. Romney, suggesting that if he revealed more of himself and made more of a human connection, he could better harness the enthusiasm of the conservative grass roots for defeating President Obama.

Know that it's okay to get an answer wrong, so give it your best guess; it's better to show enthusiasm than to be perfectly right each time.

It thus seems feasible that tailoring a diet on the basis of individual personal and cultural preferences (i.e. choice) may therefore have the best chance for long-term success [ 48], perhaps through enthusiasm, a better fit with their overall lifestyle, or supporting personal autonomy.

"We think there are better measures of customer enthusiasm".