Sentence examples for enthusiastic pursuits from inspiring English sources

Clarke's "please-be-my-friend outlook" was, she says, far better suited to the enthusiastic pursuits of dorm life.

"I don't sense an enthusiastic pursuit of the fundamental principles of corporate governance even today," he said.

He quickly won attention for his enthusiastic pursuit of scoops and his penchant for pushing against journalistic standards in the process.

Despite the dazzling visual feast and Hockney's enthusiastic pursuit, there is actually no point in "Secret Knowledge" where an appeal to optical aids, to explain either large developments or local oddities, seems both necessary and persuasive.

However the endlessly delayed Chilcot report is framed, there is ample evidence in the public domain that Blair deceived the cabinet, let alone parliament and people, in his enthusiastic pursuit of an attack on Iraq.

But in their enthusiastic pursuit of commerce, some European governments Germany's and Italy's in particular, though France and Britain are not above criticism decline to press sensitive issues for fear of losing contracts.Stakes beyond EuropeTwo regions that are vital to Europe's continuing prosperity are Asia and the Middle East.

Second, lengthy legal procedures will surely make a political comeback impossible in time for 2012, even if Mr Strauss-Kahn is exonerated.On the first point, stories of Mr Strauss-Kahn's behaviour range from tales of the enthusiastic pursuit of seduction to allegations of something much darker.

Dan Nadel at PictureBox was very supportive of our enthusiastic pursuit, despite the fact that the American market for gay manga was totally untested.