Sentence examples for enthusiasm dipped from inspiring English sources
But her enthusiasm dipped sharply when she told me she was preparing for the MCATs, the Medical College Admission Test, the required standardized test that measures mastery of the pre-medical curriculum.
"My enthusiasm dipped and it was 10 years before I started up again".
Part of Lee's promotional genius was making Marvel readers feel like a club, with such comic-book features as Stan's Soapbox — Lee's column that, in his trademark dramatic verbiage, spoke directly to readers as true "believers". "He made you feel like part of a fantastical team, and his enthusiasm never dipped below whatever enthusiasm you would need to power a volcano," Gaiman said.
Enthusiasm for the movement dipped after the election of President Barack Obama.
Ayrshire-born Caddis will approach Christmas in a very positive frame of mind after 12 months of peaks and troughs, no more so than when the mercurial Di Canio stripped him of the Swindon captaincy in August, claiming that the new father's enthusiasm for football had dipped in the two months following the birth of his son.
He leaned forward with enthusiasm when he was allowed into his comfort zone and dipped into professorial mode.
In Washington Post-ABC polling between August 2012 and June 2013, Rubio's strongly favorable numbers among conservatives dipped from 31percentto17percentcent -- a sign of the dip in enthusiasm toward the Florida Senator.
Applications for filming permits in the city dipped in November and December 2015 in the wake of the attacks, but enthusiasm appears to have now returned to pre-attack levels.
Despite the enthusiasm about the economy on the part of equity investors, there was little change in the bond market as prices of longer-term Treasury securities dipped.
