Sentence examples for enthusiastic bunch from inspiring English sources

English soccer fans are an enthusiastic bunch, to say the least.

employs about twenty-five people — a noticeably enthusiastic bunch — and several of them were busy at workbenches or drafting tables.

To start with, therapists are generally an enthusiastic bunch who can always identify new issues for you to work on.

One day they're approached by an especially enthusiastic bunch, with hair that looks like patent leather and sleek one-piece uniforms to match.

The few dozen people who came to hear him read were an enthusiastic bunch, clapping and hooting when he took the podium.

Quirkiest audio has to be Shakespeare's Original Pronunciation (British Library, 75mins, £9.99), in which an enthusiastic bunch of actors demonstrate how the Bard's sonnets, songs and various famous scenes from his plays would have sounded to Elizabethan audiences.

It was a musically enthusiastic, even obsessive, bunch.

Back-to-school shopping can sometimes perk up the least enthusiastic of the bunch, and get them even (a tiny bit) excited for the transition.

Midwesterners are a delightful bunch – fair, enthusiastic and hardworking".

Indeed, it's hard to think of a more agreeable bunch of enthusiastic young men, who chatter in excellent English.

Ouch! Gilpin derides Ukip's shambolic practices behind the scenes, calling the party "a bunch of enthusiastic amateurs".