Sentence examples for blind enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

"The prefix nano' shouldn't follow the same blind enthusiasm as the.com' suffix did," he says.

And American views on China range from blind enthusiasm to calls to build up the U.S. Navy immediately.

I do not share their blind enthusiasm; I'll wait for his first hundred days before letting my guard down.

In his oral history, Cherne said that he had once been "deeply attracted" to Castro, rivalling Herbert Matthews in his "blind enthusiasm".

Because, she explains, she is fed up with campaigners' blind enthusiasm for "gesture politics which just make people feel better, but achieve nothing".

(His characterization of the estimable pianist Tommy Flanagan holds true for him as well: "a deep lyricism that eschewed sentimentality"). The traps and temptations of such a tack are obvious, but his temperament seems to insulate him against blind enthusiasm.

We are denied the blind enthusiasms and full-blooded convictions of our adolescence.

He also leaves out Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, the Eagles — whose "Greatest Hits" is the best-selling record in history — and EST, and, blinded by his enthusiasm for the dapper men's fashions in Francis Ford Coppola's "Godfather" movies, he overlooks that same director's potent Watergate allegory, "The Conversation," one of the most chilling films ever made.

The downside is when their enthusiasm blinds them from targeting a specific audience.

And I think Nahm's enthusiasm blinded him to something else that Shakespeare wrote into the part.

His friendship with Conroy, described well here, sustained him, even if one gets the sense that Conroy's blind allegiance and bursting enthusiasm probably hurt more than helped.