Sentence examples for enthusiast about from inspiring English sources

Clark also appears to be a genuine enthusiast about devolution.

An inveterate, unabashed enthusiast about many people and subjects, he was an engaging, likable person.

In it, he asks Mike Brearley, a retired cricketer, now a psychoanalyst and art enthusiast, about the similarities between greatness in sport and in art.

It sounded like a complaint — well, it was, actually — but then Swisher, who is probably the Yankees' leading enthusiast about life in general, grinned.

From his arrival, Witherspoon was an enthusiast about America, and in the dispute with the mother country he ranged himself uncompromisingly on the side of the colonists.

He's cheerful and engaged, an enthusiast about everything from college football, which he follows rabidly, even by Southern standards, to pit bulls (he owns two, Ahab and Sadie).

Mentions Surendra Bahadur, mentor of Indian-kite enthusiasts, about whom New Yorker article was written last year.

"So many people are such die-hard enthusiasts about this building," said Ms. Maurer, a sculptor.

Beyond that, Ronald Zarella, G.M.'s president for North American operations, has chatted in recent months with well-heeled car enthusiasts about bringing Alfas back to the United States.

(One keeps hearing, from Guantánamo enthusiasts, about prisoners "captured on the battlefield," but that term seems to be elastic, if not completely abstract).

In a world where there are galaxies separated from our own by a distance of six billion light-years, any talk by rocket enthusiasts about "man's conquest of space" seems a trifle silly.