Sentence examples for felt enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Career experts say working to your potential without passion is difficult — and can be even harder when you once felt enthusiasm for a job and lost it.

Although the Mets were losing, the voices of the announcers implied that it was still good and right to feel enthusiasm and hope.

Invited to embrace five more years of a Labour government, and of Gordon Brown as prime minister, it is hard to feel enthusiasm.

"What you told me the other night," he said, "about enjoying your job… you weren't serious, were you?" Here was an employed, friendly, middle-class 36-year-old Spaniard and he had never, ever had wind of the notion that someone might feel enthusiasm for what he did for a living.

'Why can't I feel enthusiasm for Christmas with my family?' I wondered.

Why can't I feel enthusiasm on Christmas with my family?

The person is not able to feel enthusiasm because of depression and feels that life is hopeless.

But he felt her enthusiasm would stand her in good stead.

I felt little enthusiasm for France, life, comedy, or anything really.

Tebow reportedly felt more enthusiasm from the Jets' coaching staff that he would get on the field.

Mark Zwillich, a high school teacher in Atlanta, said he felt restrained enthusiasm about the situation in the gulf, for the first time in a long time.