Sentence examples for gesture of enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Is a review merely a gesture of enthusiasm or should it be held to a higher standard?

In between, Moyer pounded his glove with his fist, a youthful gesture of enthusiasm by the oldest player in the majors.

I know it is meant to be a gesture of enthusiasm and positive mental attitude, but I just don't get it.

"There's a lot of enthusiasm from the crowd," he added, gesturing toward a headphone-wearing fan who urged a Mets runner on with cries of "Go! Go!" and a raised fist.

I expected plenty of enthusiasm.

The Priceless gift of enthusiasm.

"Youth orchestras are full of enthusiasm.

A burst of enthusiasm followed.

In a fit of enthusiasm, he is likely to declare an end to publishing anything in book form, or a farewell "to formal poetry, which seems to me now something of an artificial gesture, like wearing a tie".

No lifts here, but plenty of enthusiasm.

There's a lot of enthusiasm".