Sentence examples for enthusiastically drawn from inspiring English sources

His opponents, by way of contrast, are less enthusiastically drawn to adventure.

She nods enthusiastically and draws up a chair.

One consequence of this view that ordinary language must be in good order as it is was drawn most enthusiastically by Wittgenstein's followers in Oxford.

Last June, while marching down the Mall in the parade to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Falklands war, he threw all convention aside and waved enthusiastically to his fellow Royal Marines drawn up outside Buckingham palace.

But like many young Muslims drawn by the sensational image of the Islamic State, he enthusiastically joined its virtual community of supporters.

Martha began by asking Drew and Ellen if they'd ever made quesadillas, to which Drew responded enthusiastically, "I've done it!" She even raised her hand.

David enthusiastically took part in the French Revolution and interpreted the issues of his day in masterpieces drawn from ancient moral dilemmas (The Death of Socrates) and contemporary events (The Death of Marat).

Recently, a dozen Brownie Girl Scouts, ages 7 and 8, enthusiastically filled 20 boxes to their corrugated gills with useful and fun items from a meticulously drawn list.

"It's an adventure, you know," Drew tells us enthusiastically, "you can't think too far ahead.

Shouts of "All for one and one for all!" and "Putin, resign!" were enthusiastically repeated by travelling activists but drew only bemused half-smiles from the majority of locals.

A few students argued that some topics could be introduced through lectures, if the material was clinically relevant, drew on practical experience and presented enthusiastically.