Sentence examples for enthusiastically introduce from inspiring English sources

But during their recess, those fifteen glorious minutes between lunch in the communal canteen and sixth period, they would enthusiastically introduce me to two sanity-preserving graces: video games and K-pop music videos.

They are the public face of the sport, figures to inspire the club pros who so enthusiastically introduce today's youngsters to the game.

In France the Revolutionary period was one of extensive legislative activity, and long-desired changes were enthusiastically introduced.

Ms. O'Donnell is already enthusiastically introducing guests on her daily talk-show as contributors to Rosie's McCall's.

His work was enthusiastically introduced by sculptor Jacob Epstein, but it aroused violent criticism in the press and made Moore a notorious figure.

In early 2009 members of Congress enthusiastically introduced the Whistle-Blower Protection Enhancement Act, which promised substantial protection to certain classes of government employees who report matters of legitimate public concern to lawmakers or the media.

At Jose Antonio in Bayshore, the Island's only Peruvian restaurant, Rosa Gonzalez, a schoolteacher from Lima, enthusiastically introduces all comers to the likes of Lucuma ice cream, purple corn and anticuchos, or skewered strips of marinated beef.

Proceedings were enthusiastically introduced by the TV presenter Minerva Piquero, in what was described as a "historic … and happy day", and met with applause by the assembled great and the good.

We can imagine his referees like mountain climbers desperately looking for footholds, as Hamilton enthusiastically introduced new theory, new method and new example organisms all at the same time in a paper.

Footage from a 1993 evangelical video shows Hayford enthusiastically introducing and endorsing a talk during which his colleague C. Peter Wagner claimed that the early 1990's economic downturn of the Japanese economy was due to what Wagner depicted as a Shinto ritual in which Japanese emperors have sexual intercourse with a demonic sky-goddess being that, posited Wagner, may have been a succubus.

This idea of treating tree branches as conjectural hypotheses is something that cladists enthusiastically introduced into phylogeny when Hennig's systematics was translated linguistically and conceptually into a broader sphere of phylogenetic systematics.