Sentence examples for enthusiasm for aggressive from inspiring English sources

Why such enthusiasm for aggressive surgery?

Authorities have accused the company of inflating its bills; Veolia disputed it and countered that it does not get paid on time--a fact that has diminished its enthusiasm for aggressive bidding elsewhere.

When a Democratic administration that claims to care about ordinary people does worse than a Republican administration known for its lack of enthusiasm for aggressive public health safeguards, it deserves the odor of corruption now wafting through the atmosphere.

CNN wired up a group of undecided voters to dial in their feelings throughout the debate, and they showed little enthusiasm for Biden's aggressive style.

Those findings arrive at a time when enthusiasm in the federal government for aggressive policies to combat climate change is at a low ebb.

I had one experience where I allowed someone's aggressive enthusiasm for me overshadow my reservations about them.

A "nationalist," according to my dictionary is 1. "a person who has devotion and loyalty to one's own nation;" and 2. "a person who has [and here we see the crucial difference] excessive patriotism or chauvinism, which is a zealous and aggressive patriotism or enthusiasm for military glory, a biased devotion to any group, attitude, or cause".

A "Nationalist," according to my dictionary is 1. a person who has devotion and loyalty to one's own nation, and 2. a person who has excessive patriotism or chauvinism, which is a zealous and aggressive patriotism or enthusiasm for military glory, a biased devotion to any group, attitude, or cause.

Bill Keller once said of Dean that he possesses "infectious enthusiasm and aggressive intelligence". I agree.

So much for aggressive secularism.

So much for aggressive dealmaking.