Sentence examples for fierce enthusiasm from inspiring English sources
But the sudden fierce enthusiasm for fiscal austerity, especially among stronger economies, is likely to backfire, condemning Europe to years of stagnation or worse.
Thompson provides a vivid example of the way in which a decadent manner could, paradoxically, be combined with fierce religious enthusiasm.
And she writes nonfiction, including book reviews for the Guardian, in which she is glowing in her enthusiasms and fierce in her dislikes.
Displaying his trademark mustard enthusiasm, Martin threw himself into Fierce Panda's release of Coldplay's Brothers and Sisters EP. "He even came to Walthamstow to watch it being mastered".
The crowds are powerful and their enthusiasm can be fairly described as fierce.
Being pegged back a second time did little to dampen Raith's enthusiasm and Moon tested Williams with a fierce drive early in the second half.
Liu Xiang said the experience so far of the project – which has met with fierce local opposition – did not tally with Australia's "proclaimed enthusiasm for offshore investment".
Further down the line, Mr. Bush's enthusiasm for a missile-defense system is certain to generate fierce opposition in Europe and in Russia.
