Sentence examples for exuberant enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

While you can't help sharing Humphrey's own exuberant enthusiasm about consciousness, maybe gloomy old Beckett had a point too.

Merton has the most exuberant enthusiasm for humour, but in his company you feel as if he's willing you to be funny too, and he's one of the few comics I've met who seems genuinely happiest when sharing the jokes.

"They see themselves as having migrated to the opposite shore; but they display precisely the same mix of dogmatic faith and cultural provincialism, not to mention an exuberant enthusiasm for violent political transformation at other people's expense, that marked their fellow-travelling predecessors across the cold war ideological divide".

In a winning portrayal of the witch, Philip Langridge — dressed as a chubby Julia Child — was exuberant in his cackling enthusiasm for baking children.

The measured enthusiasm contrasted with the exuberant cheers that greeted word earlier that the Supreme Court had struck down a federal law that prevents the U.S. government from granting marriage benefits to gay couples.

On the page, however – and often in the Guardian's own pages – he's an exuberant eulogist for the theatre, brimming with enthusiasm, especially for stages past.

The subject is often the making of art, or the making of movies — and this is no playground but a field of battle — yet it also comes with some exuberant exclamation points, aroused by the shared enthusiasms and energies, and, for that matter, by the shared lives that went into the artistic labors.

Back on dry land, the couple of thousand revelers that had taken over the dance floor and adjacent sand pit were equally exuberant, with responses running the gamut from mild enthusiasm to sand-slapping mayhem.

Her next publication was a pamphlet commissioned by Tambimuttu, the exuberant Ceylonese editor of Poetry London, whose eclectic enthusiasms benefited many major poets of the 1940s.

Take, as an example, the new book by Kevin Burrows and Lawrence Schlossman with a name that expresses enthusiasm for men's clothing in such a loud, exuberant manner that it can't be printed here.

Jones, whose own career had been intermittent for almost a decade, matches Garland in inspiration and enthusiasm; the trio condenses a lifetime of wise love into a few evenings' exuberant exertions.