Sentence examples for generic enthusiasm from inspiring English sources
The big room retained for the event — named, in a triumphant act of generic enthusiasm, the Special Events Hall — was laid out like a mix of supper club and arena, reserved tables in front and general admission in back.
— rather than showing generic enthusiasm.
Smith's enthusiasm for cities sometimes lapses into a generic boosterism that whitewashes their more pernicious aspects.
Schaeffer deemed the enthusiasm misplaced given Pfizer's vulnerability to generic drugs.
When most people think of stock photography, they picture poorly-framed pictures with generic-looking subjects doing everyday activities with an unnatural amount of enthusiasm.
From Castillion and Schumpeter to Casson many characteristics have been brought together, which can be classified into the generic terms of "ability" (e.g., intelligence, intuition, persistence) and "ambition" (e.g., enthusiasm, thinking of investments, willingness, and readiness for privation).
So many shooters possibly self-conscious about heightening their players' enthusiasm for on-screen violence, or possibly just boring, are scored by either generic orchestral droning or nothing at all.
"Ritchie can barely muster any behind-the-camera enthusiasm for the high-fantasy elements; the special-effects-heavy sequences are as generic as they come, and incoherent to boot.
The decision by Wal-Mart several years ago to offer generic drugs for only $4 and the move by retailers to compete aggressively on price has damped the enthusiasm for mail order as the least expensive option, Mr. Fein said.
LARGELY as a result of investor enthusiasm for Abraxane, the stock market value of Abraxis is $4.6 billion.The company, which also makes several generic drugs used in hospitals, had a profit of $86 million last year on sales of $519 million.
But Mr. Houseago's eccentric enthusiasms are muffled by his reverence for traditions old and Modernist and by his Postmodernist play with generic formal and stylistic conventions.
