Sentence examples for enthusiasm for light from inspiring English sources

David Cameron, whose party relies on City donors for more than half its income, wants a narrowly Libor-focused parliamentary inquiry to avoid the bigger picture and focus blame on New Labour's enthusiasm for "light touch regulation" in the runup to the crash.

He's interested to watch public enthusiasm for light installations continue to grow.

Flinders University school of the environment adjunct associate professor Clive Forster is sceptical of European cities being used as models for Australian ones but says there is a lot of enthusiasm for light-rail developments across the world.

Yet, with all their enthusiasm for lighting a fire, in today's economy there is little financial incentive for talented students to attend a graduate school of education like that at Stanford.

"The public's enthusiasm for the lights is evident," Deputy Mayor Patricia E. Harris said yesterday.

The one thing not explained in any detail is New Labour's love affair with the bankers and enthusiasm for so-called "light-touch regulation".

He aptly conveys his narrator's enthusiasm for cricket.Yet the plot is light and fragile.

As he talks, Whitaker demonstrates a sweet-tempered quality and, even at 52, a wide-eyed enthusiasm for small things; his eyes light up at the sight of the vegan soup he's ordered.

We talked at length and he went on to write a play, lit with his intelligence and enthusiasm for Dickens.

And he will stop to chat for the cycle of a couple street lights, professing his seemingly genuine enthusiasm for the film and how excited he is for people to see the performances by Ethan Hawke and John Travolta.

And he will stop to chat for the cycle of a couple street lights, professing his seemingly genuine enthusiasm for the new film and how excited he is for people to see the performances by Ethan Hawke and John Travolta.