Sentence examples for expressed enthusiastic from inspiring English sources

The new members expressed enthusiastic support for deeper NATO involvement in Iraq.

Scientists, activist groups and environmentalists expressed enthusiastic confidence that she was up to the job.

He met with Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, who expressed enthusiastic, if vague, support for the mission.

When I asked other British archeologists about this theory, some expressed enthusiastic assent, but many were more guarded.

At her confirmation hearings in 1993, Ms. Reno expressed enthusiastic support for the independent counsel law as a nonpolitical legal mechanism to handle politically sensitive cases.

The NATO ministers also issued a statement calling for greater coordination against terrorism, and the new members expressed enthusiastic support for deeper NATO involvement in Iraq.

They are interviewed and express enthusiastic love of the hunt.

Indeed, new backers of the foundation, including Sybase, a software company, continue to express enthusiastic support for the project.

New Yorkers have fifty or sixty different phrases for expressing irritation and maybe two for expressing enthusiastic approval ("not that bad" and "it could be worse").

However, even in this select group of anti-Clinton economist partisans, the percentage who express enthusiastic support for Trump is shockingly small.

Strengthening Fayyad's arguments, reports have been issued by United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, Robert Serry, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, all expressing enthusiastic support for the progress toward a self-sustaining Palestinian state.