Sentence examples for enthusiastic consumer from inspiring English sources

The police chief's wife, it turned out, was an enthusiastic consumer and cultivator of cannabis.

Despite being an enthusiastic consumer of spy films and novels, I've never much fancied being an actual spy.

The reluctance of even the most enthusiastic consumer actually to spend money on the literature of the day has had publishers wringing their hands since at least the mid-Victorian era.

Which made Mr. Stanley's effortless grasp of his peer group and its appetites — he was, after all, an enthusiastic consumer of his own product — seem all the more prescient.

As a longtime enthusiastic consumer (and, in more recent years, purveyor) of apocalyptic narratives, I empathized readily with the obsessive anxieties of Mitchell Zukor, the protagonist of Nathaniel Rich's new novel, "Odds Against Tomorrow".

But back at the cotton fair, Bangladesh and Beijing were apparently vying to buy up 83% of this year's harvest, and the ready-made garment industry (of which the UK is an enthusiastic consumer) is therefore hand in glove with Uzbek cotton.

And they are bought by consenting (indeed, highly enthusiastic) consumers.

To enthusiastic consumers, learning about wine can be fun.

The baby boomers were enthusiastic consumers and producers of this individualistic approach to life.

"In terms of enthusiastic consumers, quite frankly I've never seen anything like Moxie.

By necessity and inclination, Mr. Bhabha said, Parsis were enthusiastic consumers of borrowed culture.