Sentence examples for enthusiasm enthusiasm from inspiring English sources
The negative review, after all, is also a form of enthusiasm; enthusiasm and passion for the genre which, in this particular instance, the reviewer feels has been let down by the work in question.
Enthusiasms, enthusiasms… What are mine?
And enthusiasm-enthusiasm is exactly the right word for it.
"He's got enormous enthusiasm, completely infectious enthusiasm and determination.
They aren't lacking for enthusiasm and enthusiasm for your sport is not a bad thing best I can tell".
"There was this wild enthusiasm, unbridled enthusiasm, that we paid for later," said Dr. Andrew Strominger, a professor of physics at Harvard.
Much of this enthusiasm is, of course, collateral enthusiasm, or Heritage enthusiasm: a blend of disembodied snobbery and vague postimperial tristesse.
Whereas in fact he was almost puppyishly friendly, sunny, hello birds, hello trees, and eager to share his enthusiasms, especially his enthusiasm for comedy.
He isn't Neil Young, hurtling from primal enthusiasm to primal enthusiasm, or Leonard Cohen, wisely dissipating into a mist of erotic Buddhism.
Finally, reflecting the spirit of the occasion, the delegates viewed Mr. Bush's candidacy with enthusiasm -- indeed, with more enthusiasm than had been voiced by registered Republicans.
The enthusiasm was not the intellectual enthusiasm of a professor or a critic.
