Sentence examples for enthusiastic too from inspiring English sources

Critics were enthusiastic, too.

Ms. Gold is enthusiastic, too.

Tim Arthur, Time Out's editor-in-chief, was enthusiastic too.

Dierkes-Thrun was enthusiastic too, saying that she hopes to teach this one again.

When I hear Mr. Paul criticize wasteful Pentagon spending, or the mishandling of the war on drugs, or illegal wiretapping, I can get pretty enthusiastic, too.

Michaels is enthusiastic, too, about the increasing role alumni are playing in career development.

Has burlesque become over enthusiastic, with too many shows and too many performers?

Slattery describes himself as "an enthusiastic Anglophile", too.

Wildly vile messages sent not just to cast and crew but enthusiastic critics, too.

Not so the coal industry, whose use of the term "clean coal" in the decades since has been frequent, enthusiastic, and too often free of caveats.

The comments were gushing, and yet thoughtful: "excellent presentation, enjoyed listening", "good flow, seems enthusiastic", and "too intellectual a presentation, my orientation is more pragmatic".