Sentence examples for enthusiastic description from inspiring English sources

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I marvel at his enthusiastic description and commend him on his work.

Opponents in struggle are more memorable than calm and abstract investigations, so bards revel in name-calling and in "enthusiastic description of physical violence".

To the Editor: I was rather surprised at Maureen B. Fant's enthusiastic description of visiting Pompeii, "Going Back in Time, Briefly" (June 16).

Where a creature has inspired no particularly important fancies, it may nonetheless merit a short entry on the mythic resonance of its name and/or an enthusiastic description.

You read the ostensibly enthusiastic description of Non Stop Dancing 1971 – "there's a fine butchering of Groovin' With Mr Bloe, then a really nice funking of old chestnut Greensleeves" – and think: you're clutching at straws here, aren't you?

He wrote his family cheerful letters, with enthusiastic descriptions of military life.

However, when the French painter-critic Théophile Thoré (who wrote under the pseudonym W. Bürger) published his enthusiastic descriptions of Vermeer's paintings in 1866, passion for the artist's work reached a broader public.

Four years ago in "Paradise Transformed: The Private Garden for the 21st Century" (Monacelli Press, $50 and £35), they set out their stall with enthusiastic descriptions and photographs of 20 blessed plots, ranging from Martha Schwartz's eccentric Bagel Garden in Boston to Ian Hamilton Finlay's bizarre Little Sparta in Scotland.

In personal letters home to our family, my father's enthusiastic descriptions of the fantastic flora and fauna of the world are vivid and compelling.

Among the first attractions were the enthusiastic descriptions and illustrations of the Indians, the exotic landscapes, the abundance of wild animals and the new species of plants first conveyed in the works of Hans Staden.