Sentence examples for gusto with which from inspiring English sources

The gusto with which they danced on the bus was ample demonstration of that.

And the gusto with which certain politicians use it for political ends, it's very similar.

But the gusto with which Americans do so belies a nobler past.

Still, the gusto with which he repeatedly challenges tired conventions is refreshing.

The pride and gusto with which they dismantled those institutions was shameful, but I don't blame them.

And Kachkayeva wonders whether the gusto with which the TV channels are attacking the opposition will last.

It's the gusto and flair with which it commits to that absurdity that makes it so exciting.

Investors have been buying into Australian assets with gusto, which perhaps, coincidently, has occurred at the same time as Labor's election prospects have improved.

Ms. Sullivan and her cast attack it all with gusto — often too much gusto, which is dangerous in a play that can easily tip into the overwrought or the mechanical: thrust, parry, repeat; yell, jab, repeat.

Bustling even on an average day, Veracruz positively explodes with energy at Carnival, an occasion Veracruzanos celebrate with unqualified gusto, and which was in full swing when we arrived.

Nick Clegg's pious assertion that cuts would be fair and compassionate was at odds with Cameron's gusto, which is familiar enough in Conservative rhetoric: Cameron confronting an overweening state, which will be shrunk so the private sector might flourish once more.