Sentence examples similar to elevated enthusiasm from inspiring English sources
Any wave election worth its salt — like the 1974 Watergate cleansing, the 1994 Gingrich revolution or the 2010 Tea Party shellacking — is produced by the elevated energy and enthusiasm of one party and the demoralization and fracturing of the other.
No leader can be expected to hold elevated levels of enthusiasm at all times, but at least part of the time, people expect to see passion and even a little fire.
Men at elevated risk of PC reported uncertainty about PC aetiology and the role of diet in PC prevention, but enthusiasm for dietary modifications that were perceived as 'simple' and 'natural'natural
Learn its elevated argot.
This elevated corn prices.
"I was totally elevated".
Elevated fiction reaches for transcendence.
"It makes me feel elevated".
And the enthusiasm at Guadalajara notwithstanding, the industry frets that readers are scarce or, sniffily, that they prefer self-help books to more elevated fiction.Novelists and poets in Latin America are often prominent public intellectuals.
"Elevated" hardly describes this guy.
