Sentence examples for enthusiasm in response from inspiring English sources

The jubilation and near-hysterical levels of enthusiasm in response to American Pharoah winning horse racing's Triple Crown were not only wretchedly excessive, they were nutty.

Self-efficacy in expressing positive emotions refers to one's ability to experience or to allow oneself to express positive emotions, such as joy, enthusiasm, and pride, in response to success or pleasant events, and is related to low levels of externalizing and psychopathic problems [ 27 ] as well as to low levels of internalizing problems [ 28 ].

In response, Massu's enthusiasm bottomed out as he served a double fault to hand the second set to Agassi.

In response to this enthusiasm, Aperture recently decided to release a paperback edition, which came out last week.

Now he finds himself the target of the aggressive sympathy of the school's guidance counselor, Steve (an amusingly tone-deaf Matt Dellapina), a former student who is evincing perhaps just a little too much enthusiasm in coordinating the school's response to the trauma.

Troublingly, partly in response to Europe's perceived lack of enthusiasm, Turks' appetite for more reforms to fulfil the EU's terms of entry has waned.

In response to an apparently anodyne question about the enthusiasm of Algeria's supporters, he launched into what seemed a premeditated bout of score settling.

Investor enthusiasm, however, waned in anticipation of the Fed meeting today and tomorrow, and in response to a strong consumer spending report that fueled inflation worries.

Public enthusiasm for capital punishment increased steadily through the 1970's and 1980's in response to higher murder rates and as a reflection of more conservative times.

In response to the hoary old ice-breaker "How are you?", we were now competing to top each other with our enthusiasm.

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