Sentence examples for enthusiastic reporting from inspiring English sources

But it also reflected renewed sensitivity to feelings on the "Arab street", where the revolt against Colonel Qaddafi has inspired powerful sympathies, intensified by the enthusiastic reporting of Al Jazeera, the region's most popular satellite news channel.The channel, owned by the immensely rich Qatari royal family, has itself been targeted by Colonel Qaddafi.

Throughout his career as a filmmaker, François Truffaut was a regular presence in the pages of The New Yorker, due in great measure to the assiduous and enthusiastic reporting of Lillian Ross, who wrote six Talk of the Town pieces about him (all available to subscribers) from February 20 , 1960 through October 19 , 1976

This conflicts with the almost enthusiastic reporting of study results, which demonstrate substantial risk reductions secondary to simple lifestyle changes.

The marathon garnered enthusiastic reports in the press and created goodwill among city officials.

This type of doctor might be willing to write a really ridiculously enthusiastic report after a recent complete medical examination.

Enthusiastic reports followed the opening of a starry revival of Gounod's Faust in David McVicar's thoughtfully kitsch Franco-Prussian staging for the Royal Opera.

Given the enthusiastic reports from Milan this week, you'd never think that we are coming close to completing a gruelling four week stint that culminates in Paris next week.

Chelsea attracted 53,309 customers to CenturyLink Field in Seattle last Wednesday, and I read a marvelously enthusiastic report of how the Sounders had rattled the cage of the reigning European champion before going down, 4-2.

Male journalists lucky enough to be asked to test the drug in its early days wrote almost universally enthusiastic reports, proving that it is a rare erection that cannot be improved, even in relatively young men.

It appears, though, there's no money to be made from informed consent; that issue didn't figure anywhere in this enthusiastic report on the plans of researchers and organizations dominated by white, circumcised Westerners to surgically reduce the penises of poor, non-English-speaking Africans.

After various iterations and much high-level study, including an enthusiastic report by the Urban Land Institute, the result in 2004 was designation as the Powerhouse Arts District, with a plan designed to maintain the district's historic character, low-rise feel and mix of art and housing.