Sentence examples for displaying gusto from inspiring English sources

Without displaying gusto, England had seemed likely to break the deadlock eventually, if only because Austria are so fragile.

Reciting the lyric, he displays a gusto and a love of music that suggest a young man who has just discovered the key to happiness and is not about to lose it.

Hopefully this little display of gusto won't be overpowered if the stakes get raised and that does happen.

At least not with the gusto David displays as one successful escapee talks him through his father Hans Weigner's breakout in a homemade armoured van.

Undaunted, displaying the sort of can-do attitude you'd expect from a 30-year veteran in the Army, Col Brian Gorski, chairman of the Fusiliers Museum, took up the task of hunting down and acquiring the missing VC with gusto.

Wells wears his heart on his sleeve with even more gusto than he displays the tattoo on his biceps.

Leaders must "educate and elevate," as Adlai Stevenson argued; until today's Democrats do that (like Howard Dean) and display the intellectual and intestinal gusto to confront the intentions of radical conservatism, they will remain in the minority.

And whether or not it was because of that spotty connection, his answers lacked the rhetorical flair and gusto that he often displays on Twitter.

At first tentatively and then with Machiavellian gusto, she began to deal in and display paintings.

In 2004 he was appointed Master of the Queen's Music, a role he embraced for a decade with gusto, and with none of the discomfort that, say, Andrew Motion displayed during his tenure as Poet Laureate.

An almighty donnybrook ensued, officials and fans joining in as players picked up objects that had been hurled on to the pitch – and ornamental plants on display around the ground – and tore into each other with savage gusto.