Sentence examples similar to enthusiasm for combining from inspiring English sources

And for combining polish, enthusiasm and individuality, the ensemble is the best in a musical since Susan Stroman's team for "The Producers".

Abject lack of enthusiasm for Labour combined with Ukip's vacuuming up of support from across the spectrum to push Mr Miliband close to disaster.

One takeaway: The group's enthusiasm for games, combined with parental restrictions on downloads, presents opportunities for makers of free games.

This unabashed enthusiasm for eating, combined with an abundance of fascinating ingredients and influences, has generated one of the most fun and diverse food scenes anywhere in the world.

John Ford, the president of the Discovery Channel — which is an avid consumer of ancient-Egyptian material — values Hawass for combining academic authority with "the enthusiasm of a nine-year-old boy.

It has been remarked how Mill combined enthusiasm for democratic government with pessimism as to what democracy was likely to do; practically every discussion in these books exemplifies this.

He is one of only two high-profile members of Mr Blair's cabinet (John Reid is the other) who combine enthusiasm for the direction in which Mr Blair has taken the Labour Party with an Old Labour past that party activists find appealing.

There is increasing enthusiasm for teaching approaches that combine mathematics and biology.

The response of most Labour MPs in 1997 was to be genuinely loyal to the leadership and for that enthusiasm to be combined with intense ambition to become ministers.

It's a way for her to combine her enthusiasm for movement and psychological growth.

He later combined his enthusiasm for sailing with his environmental interests and investigated pollution and global warming in Antarctica and South America.