Sentence examples for gusto of the from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Besides that, satire can be a costly business, particularly if staged with the theatrical gusto of The Tubes.

While there is an undeniable tang of reheated leftovers, Sedaris writes with the magnificent gusto of the neurotic, who, in overreaching their means, find solace in corkscrew hyperbole.

As he outlined it with all the mercenary gusto of the visiting suit with a PowerPoint, Romney said, "Every middle-income taxpayer will no longer pay any tax on interest, dividends or capital gains".

However, Conrad said his payroll service is different from the ADPs and Gustos of the world.

In a country where chess champions are treated as national heroes, the Russian news media have latched onto the conflict with the gusto of American tabloids covering the latest exploits of Lady Gaga.

How depressing to compare any of this with the fun and gusto of Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher and Mark Hamill in the first movie.

West is seventy-three, but here he dreams with the gusto of a boy, imagining the precise and improbable conditions of a world wherein anything is possible: the location is Madison Square Garden on a mid-afternoon in May.

It has promised to tackle the food industry with the gusto of a technology start-up, using some of the same big data tools to do so.