Sentence examples for extraordinary enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

She had a extraordinary enthusiasm for life.

Taekwondo is its name and the extraordinary enthusiasm generated by the trail-blazing Jade Jones has rivalled anything seen outside the mainstream events at these Games.

His works arouse extraordinary enthusiasm in audiences, because they revive music's elemental powers: they have rhythms that rock the body into motion and melodies that linger in the mind.

The extraordinary enthusiasm for these books across page, stage and screen is partly due to the inherent dramatic power of the narratives: Henry VIII is probably the only figure, apart from Jesus Christ, of whom even the most truanting British schoolchild will have heard.

There are a variety of peripheral reasons for this extraordinary enthusiasm: summer approaches in Europe, the cobwebs begin to be cleared from courtyards and beer gardens, and the office mood everywhere is noticeably uplifted by a heady mix of vitamin D and the thrill of impending holidays.

Saudis have taken up internet social networks with extraordinary enthusiasm - allowing them to communicate with each other with a freedom that they never had before.

But the movement has been marked by extraordinary untainted enthusiasm.

His extraordinary vitality, enthusiasm and wisdom have nurtured The Rogosin Institute and enriched all those who have worked with him.

The extraordinary Tea Party enthusiasm that buoyed Republican candidates in 2010 is unlikely to repeat itself.

It may be the only peace they get, given the extraordinary and infectious enthusiasm for cricket in this country.

"But it's going to take a major effort to convert what is an extraordinary amount of enthusiasm, dedication and support into campaign contributions".