Sentence examples for enthusiastic because from inspiring English sources

The mayor's supporters in the unions are enthusiastic because the scheme will create new jobs.

They were so enthusiastic because discus is an unusual sport and doesn't get that much coverage".

"When I first heard my story was accepted, I was enthusiastic because of my admiration for Edwidge," she said.

The Austrian government was enthusiastic because the teachers would come back fluent in English, an increasingly sought-after credential.

But I was enthusiastic because I had very similar experiences at school to the kids in the programme.

(Police officers tended to be less enthusiastic, because they prefer to make arrests at their own discretion).

Opec will continue its strategy of attrition, not because its members are enthusiastic, but because they can't agree to change course.

It's easy to get enthusiastic about design because, like talking about the future, it is more polite than referring to white elephants in the room.

He is said to be enthusiastic about Ireland, because, as the A.P. put it, "it is a land with many sheep".

Many Conservative MPs loathe it, partly because the Lib Dems are so enthusiastic, partly because they suspect an elected Lords would challenge the primacy of the House of Commons.

Brad was less than fully enthusiastic, mostly because, he says, his wife often has big ideas and poor follow-through.