Sentence examples for gained enthusiastic from inspiring English sources

The notion gained enthusiastic support from different quarters.

Since then, the decade-old BSP Lounge has gained enthusiastic new management and has become a sort of musician's living room, hosting local and touring bands in a former vaudeville theater.

Kim's films, previously little-known or totally unknown outside South Korea, were shown and gained enthusiastic new audiences in the United States, Germany, France and elsewhere.

Often, it's not what you do but how you go about doing it that can either gain enthusiastic support or raise hackles.

We need to have this conversation with children of all genders, and it should focus on teaching all parties to gain enthusiastic consent, not telling girls it's their job to say "no".

He built an almost larger-than-life profile, gaining enthusiastic supporters and equally passionate detractors, for employing tough tactics against drug cartels in the cities of Tijuana and Juarez.

It gained the enthusiastic support of a large minority but then was turned back in the Johnson landslide.

Their melodic riffs, bright-eyed spirit, and riotous sets stood out, and the group gained an enthusiastic following in tight-webbed hardcore scenes across the country.

In a remarkably short time, the arena project has gained the enthusiastic support of Mr. Markowitz, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and many of Brooklyn's elected officials.

Whether or not he manages to demilitarize rival armies, he has gained an enthusiastic following, under the banner of the newly appointed national leader, Hamid Karzai.

(At an open-air concert, David Bakradze, the speaker of Georgia's parliament, gained an enthusiastic reception, suggesting that public and official approaches differ).Lithuania has paid a high price for its past approach of principled incompetence; the desire for a quiet life now is understandable.