Sentence examples for display of enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

And maybe Andrew was hoping Ingrid might be amused by this display of enthusiasm.

NEW YORK — Rarely were such steep prices paid with so little display of enthusiasm as at Christie's Wednesday evening sale of Impressionist and Modern art.

ALTHOUGH the finale of MTV's quasi-reality show "Jersey Shore" was shown more than a week ago, the after-effects — and spinoffs — are sure to be felt for a while, now that the "fist pump" (a display of enthusiasm) is creeping into the vernacular.

Even in the press box, a notorious sanctuary from fandom or any sort of outward display of enthusiasm, the Colombian journalists outnumbered the rest of us – they lustily roared for their team after both goals and groaned after the rare US scoring chance.

Theresa May stood on the Remain side in the June referendum, admittedly with no great display of enthusiasm.

While enjoying the overwhelming display of enthusiasm for them, The Beatles also felt embarrassment for the American performers at this unexpected turn of events, which persisted at every show from the first day to the last.

Major displays of enthusiasm or dismay are rare, and aggressive arguments and overt self-promotion are no-nos.

But ever since mass protests during the Confederations Cup last year, public awareness of the social and economic costs of the tournament have made many uneasy about displays of enthusiasm.

That last comment could be an accurate reflection of how the coaching staff feels about Robinson, whose occasionally immature displays of enthusiasm have at times gotten the better of his more prudent expressions of energy and talent.

It would be hard to imagine such organised displays of enthusiasm for the military alliance among its western European members.Before concluding his speech in Warsaw's presidential palace, Mr Biden said that American commitment to NATO's article 5, which says that an armed attack against one member is considered an attack on all,"remains iron clad".

"There is a difference between spontaneous and/or good-natured displays of enthusiasm and calculated displays of obnoxious self-indulgence," he said.