Sentence examples for forceful enthusiasm from inspiring English sources
Encouraged by Onions's quiet but forceful enthusiasm for new ways of making radio news, they pioneered a wide range of techniques that shook up the rather passive, traditional style that had characterised radio news before competition.
The officials said Jackson's energy, enthusiasm and forceful personality could cause him to lose effectiveness over longer periods.
As an energetic and forceful personality with a strong enthusiasm for zoology, he alarmed his colleagues at the University of Aberdeen by constantly asking for money and space to acquire and house his collection.
If you had turned off the sound, said Lillian Glass, you would have seen a forceful Romney expressing passion and enthusiasm with his gestures and posture, and the incumbent looking less animated, said Glass, who works in Los Angeles coaching both politicians and actors in body language.
Ebullient, forceful and charismatic, he had an enthusiasm for life in general and mountains in particular that was impossible to contain.
Only forceful marketing, he said, can transmit an editor's enthusiasm for even the best book to potential readers.
There was a respite in the great struggle between the Holy Roman Empire and the papacy; moreover, Louis IX's forceful attitude toward the Holy Roman emperor, Frederick II, had dampened the latter's enthusiasm for war.
