Sentence examples for gusto of from inspiring English sources

The disreputable, slightly desperate show-business gusto of the old vaudeville is missing here.

The bruising operatic gusto of his speech — its gleeful rancor — is what's unique about Osborne.

Kassell banged on his snare with the gusto of someone who can't take a goddam joke.

Still, the gusto of the Boulder campaign was hard to resist.

Not necessarily to cheat you, just for the sheer gusto of it.

Bankers talk about promiscuous person-to-person transactions with the gusto of free-love gurus.

Khaled tends to his garden, but with the gusto of an eccentric madman.

They serve up bodily fluids with all the gusto of deranged sommeliers proffering rare vintage wines.

The gusto of the student performances and enthusiastic audience response confirmed that the inaugural year was a success.

But they can't come close to the rip-snorting gusto of the "5" Royales nearly half a century ago.

Sure enough, she began to tread water inside the final furlong, and that exaggerated the gusto of Paco Boy's finish.