Sentence examples for double enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

But when informed that eminent foreign poets preferred ambiguity to clarity, the Japanese responded with double enthusiasm.

"Double wow!" Naked enthusiasm is rare in science writing, perhaps because it's considered unprofessional, or anathema to intellectual rigor.

If you have a sample that is biased toward enthusiastic respondents to begin with, and then apply a likely voter screen, it risks double-counting the enthusiasm factor, especially in cases like presidential general elections when overall turnout is quite high.

So no one seemed surprised at their enthusiasm for Double Dutch.

On Thursday the audience at the David H. Koch Theater greeted the return of "Double Feature" with great enthusiasm.

"We know that in Australia there's a great enthusiasm for double and triple dropping pills," Caldicott said and explained that if individuals take multiple pills of a high dose, they "can be in a world of pain really quickly".

Elsewhere, its enthusiasm proves double-edged.

His enthusiasm was doubled by Quentin Tarantino, the film's director, who started singing in front of photographers and introduced his cast as though he were Don King on speed.

She also doubled-down on her enthusiasm for the animal kingdom, saying: "It's very important children work with horses and ride horses".

Rep. Nita Lowey (D-N.Y). said the discussion was "so very exciting" and happily offered enthusiasm for doubling NIH funding, which happened during the Clinton and Bush administrations.

There are some science graduate schemes, which pay a fairly average wage, or there are sectors, such as investment banking or management consultancy, which want your numeracy skills and are demonstrating their enthusiasm by offering double the salary.