Sentence examples for get too enthusiastic from inspiring English sources

"I'm very guarded with my emotions toward him," Collins said, "I'm trying to make sure I don't get too enthusiastic because I know there can be a setback".

So when he came to tell me, he said, "Don't get too enthusiastic, it has nothing to do with your abilities, it's to do with the fact that they have just raised the expatriate allowances".

It's a mistake to get too enthusiastic about long shots, but it's equally a mistake to ignore them altogether.

Don't get too enthusiastic rosining or you can hit something with your bow (like a person, in the eye, or a cement wall, cracking your bow).

But both parties have a secret weapon to stop people getting too enthusiastic: lawyers.

She seemed to be on guard, lest they grow too enthusiastic — just as a driving instructor might not want his students to get too excited about their driving.

Let's not get too teary-eyed and enthusiastic about a campaign that had little to recommend it in the first place, and which led to a policy that does not appear to have had the success that is claimed on its behalf.

Do not become too enthusiastic and drink too much water.

News, but Try Not to Get Too Used to It DAVID LETTERMAN needed only one reason to be enthusiastic on his show last night: He was a new father.

On the other hand, he had learned from his executive coach that it was also possible to get too far ahead on his e-mails, as he had done when he first got the job, firing off dozens of enthusiastic queries and thoughts and suggestions on Saturday afternoons and Sunday mornings, when other people were trying to enjoy their weekends.

In so doing, we avoided getting too complicated too soon.