Sentence examples similar to discussed enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

David Carpenter discussed his enthusiasm for art and showed his impressive renderings of sketches by Leonardo da Vinci and others.

Much of their conversation was spent discussing how the male-dominated tech industry — including Microsoft — might do more to attract women, a problem Nadella acknowledged and discussed with enthusiasm.

Last year, when "Funny People" was released, I posted about an interview with Apatow in which he discussed his enthusiasm for the films of John Cassavetes (among others); I wasn't surprised.

The Columbia executives had to leave for N.Y. and in the cab the gentlemen began discussing the enthusiasm of the newspapermen.

– that are surely only discussed with any enthusiasm in the backstage media bunkers.

The eventual dismantling is discussed with less enthusiasm; the reality of 260 gallons of meltwater provokes nervous laughter and talk of sump pumps and wet vacuums.

She also discussed the waning enthusiasm for President Obama among progressives and if he's capable of making a course correction to get his agenda back on track.

If you want to know about the much-discussed enthusiasm gap between Democratic and Republican bases, in other words, this was it in action.

But 2010 could be much worse for the Democrats than the typical midterm election because of the much-discussed "enthusiasm gap" between the parties.

And while Ms. Jolie discussed the film with enthusiasm, it was evident that her mind isn't mainly on movies now.

"Both justices discussed with candor and enthusiasm issues on which they previously had written," Ms. Kagan wrote, referring to Justice Ginsburg's academic work on gender discrimination and abortion and Justice Breyer's work on regulatory policy.