Sentence examples for enthusiastically no from inspiring English sources

With slight excitement in his eyes, the president sat up from the stately couch and said rather enthusiastically: "No, it will be with compensation.

These posters bespeak an era when art was created to serve the state and viewers were expected to applaud enthusiastically no matter how banal or lackluster the performance.

His audience of economists and business leaders responded enthusiastically.No, of course he didn't.

New laws have been introduced and multinationals have been enthusiastically pronouncing "no bribery" policies.

She got out her camera and started shooting, leaning out rather dangerously over the parapet, and talking enthusiastically to no one in particular.

The unrelenting pressure on women to join the work force encouraged (forced?) men to at least learn how to turn on the stove; from there, many of them took to cooking enthusiastically (some, no doubt, because so many gadgets are involved).

We are all wearing orange blaze; still we enthusiastically agree: "No low shots".

Twitter reacted to the release enthusiastically -- no surprise, given how much effort Taco Bell's marketing team dedicates to social media and the fact that the Cool Ranch taco tasted pretty good at a press preview in February.

Mr. Varadi, who was ousted from Malev in 2003 after clashing with the Hungarian government, said he believed that people here would respond as enthusiastically to no-frills flying as their western neighbors.

Those are changes that even the slimmest family could make, or simply more enthusiastically embrace, with no harm done no matter where this young girl's weight eventually settles.

The Greens and hard-left Refounded Communists voted no, enthusiastically.Mr Berlusconi has his problems.