Sentence examples for enthusiastically knowledgeable from inspiring English sources

The writer conversed with Eugene Erickson, a uniformed guard, who was enthusiastically knowledgeable about art and a painter himself.

The staff is enthusiastically knowledgeable, the fare beautifully presented and delicious.

Simply to hear fine art debated enthusiastically by knowledgeable people was a treat, and even more so, given this is a format that might appeal to an audience wider than the usual BBC4 crowd.

(It helps that many of them were enthusiastically recommended -- vetted! -- by the knowledgeable commenters under my posts.) But then there are those amazing, sometimes-unexpected literary experiences that occur two or three times a year, if we're lucky.

MRs agreed unanimously that they spent more time in detailing to village doctors rather than MBBS doctors, because village doctors were less knowledgeable about drugs and received MR visits more enthusiastically.

The company had assembled a hugely knowledgeable group of corporate and academic experts who talked enthusiastically about the potential of the technology and their experiences as ambitious but still relatively early adopters.

Almost six week ago we enthusiastically endorsed Hillary Clinton for president, calling her "an experienced, thoughtful and deeply knowledgeable public servant" while warning that Republican opponent Donald Trump was a "thin-skinned demagogue who is unqualified and unsuited to be president".

He enthusiastically shared technical details and explanations during a media tour, and one engineer said he was as knowledgeable about the technology as anyone in the building.

And there was the knowledgeable audience — theater entry was free, which is perhaps itself a sign of the form's fragile standing with the public — shouting approval and applauding enthusiastically.

Blessing enthusiastically accepted.

The curators enthusiastically agreed.