Sentence examples for enthusiastic view from inspiring English sources

It was first based on the discovery of his laws but subsequent discoveries of older, though less voluminous, collections of laws have led to a less enthusiastic view.

His book, "Free Agent Nation" (Warner Business Books, New York, 2001, $24.95), is an irrepressibly enthusiastic view of what he embraces as the most profound change in work life since Americans fled the farm for jobs in industry.

Similar snobbery led to Jay-Z boycotting Cristal, a brand of champagne rappers such as himself had helped bring into public consciousness, after unsavoury comments from its managing director hinted at a less than enthusiastic view of hip hop.

The relationship with Dickens was fraught; it began well, but after a lengthy visit, a note was placed on their mantelpiece: "Hans Andersen slept in this room for five weeks – which seemed to the family ages!" In Binding's infectiously enthusiastic view, there are traces of Andersen everywhere in 19th-century literature, from Wuthering Heights to Nietzsche.

The final message of each group offered an enthusiastic view of their future profession, with some concrete suggestions for arriving at this desired future.

The San Francisco Chronicle had an equally enthusiastic view of the film and likened it to "a brilliant piece in the Atlantic Monthly that's (thankfully) come to cinematic life".

When, as assistant attorney-general in the Office of Legal Counsel, he presented to the court the Nixon administration's enthusiastic views on wiretapping, police immunity and pre-trial detention, he shared them all.Richard Nixon picked him for the court in 1971.

Yet, at the same time, care should be taken to avoid overly-enthusiastic views of the clinical benefits of the EPICENTER intervention package.

Instinctual decency, grateful subservience, respect for symbols these attributes belong to a culture that many of the president's most enthusiastic supporters view as an unfree relic that has to be smashed into bits for progress to be possible.

I gather from what I've read -- and an enthusiastic re-viewing of the film "Year of Living Dangerously" -- that Indonesia's a beautiful place with a still-uncertain political climate, nice people, gorgeous beaches -- and great food.

It may have taken two hours to travel 25 miles but this is not train travel as we know it: the staff are enthusiastic, the views are stunning and, best of all, there is no mobile reception for much of the journey.