Sentence examples for enthusiasm sometimes from inspiring English sources

(Like any good collector, enthusiasm sometimes outruns prudence.

But there his "infectious enthusiasm" sometimes strikes people as immature or sarcastic.

It became their most popular song, the crowd's enthusiasm sometimes prompting them to stretch it out to exorbitant lengths.

She rushes about with high energy and enthusiasm, sometimes burning herself on the stove (and emitting a familiar French curse when she does).

However much he is helping or harming his wife's campaign, he's visibly enjoying his work (on Sunday, he spoke at three Harlem churches), even if his enthusiasm sometimes pushes him over the rhetorical line.

However, his enthusiasm sometimes gets the better of him - as seen after the resignation of Peter Mandelson in January 2001 when Mr Hague was guilty of dancing on the Northern Ireland secretary's grave.

You have a great appetite for life, but your enthusiasms sometimes bring you more than you can happily handle.

"When a cause for recognition and achievement presents itself, there's never a lack of enthusiasm -- sometimes an overabundance of enthusiasm".

Service is full of smiles and enthusiasm, yet sometimes inattentive.

Mr. Medvedev entered his first term with enthusiasm that sometimes verged on delight.

Now for complaints: The book's writers, in their enthusiasm, can sometimes come off as a tad blasé.