Sentence examples for enthusiastic attempts from inspiring English sources

It doesn't seem like the men of Truffle Wars are actually in all that much peril, despite the show's enthusiastic attempts to suggest otherwise.

Meanwhile, groups like the National Campaign Against Fees and Cuts and movements like Occupy have made enthusiastic attempts to change things on a political level, but are usually dismissed by university boards and businesslike provosts.

Rather than highlight, say, her self-confessed passion for the environment, or her enthusiastic attempts at poetry, the algorithms used by Google and Yahoo! have randomly juxtaposed her name with a number of drugs used to treat sexual dysfunction, including Cialis and Levitra.

"Enthusiastic attempts to correct congenital phimosis by hand increase the risk of developing pathological phimosis," says Sonia Ahmed, a UK-based general practitioner at Push Doctor, an online primary healthcare consultation service.

His own art was an enthusiastic attempt to ape Monet.

The enthusiastic attempt to catch local Muslims discussing terror campaigns backfired, however, when community leaders went to the police with fears that the suddenly devout young man, who got up to pray at 4am, had become a radical in their midst.

One of those is Churchill's enthusiastic attempt, at the height of the battle for France in 1940, to create political union between Britain and France in a plan which would have made every British citizen a citizen of France and vice versa, with a single government and single armed forces.

The thorough infusion of this oleaginous ideology into our collective psyche is best exemplified by those television programmes in which wildly enthusiastic amateurs attempt to bake, baste and flambe their way into 15 minutes of perfectly cooked fame.

Attempting enthusiastic hand gestures makes you look like a penguin agitating his flippers.

That's also why European leaders were not too enthusiastic when the attempted coup failed, despite official declarations in support of Erdogan's government.

The New York Post in a very enthusiastic tone described these first attempts as "a new tool that rolled psychiatrist's thermometer, microscope and X-ray machine into one" (quoted in [ 66]).