Sentence examples for high levels of enthusiasm from inspiring English sources
The high levels of enthusiasm for Mr. Obama among black Americans suggested that there was less of a divide among them about his candidacy than suggested by occasional tension among black leaders.
But its viewers lean toward being both conservative and highly politically engaged, just the sort of voters who were already showing high levels of enthusiasm for voting Republican this election.
The results of the poll, conducted against the backdrop of a campaign in which race has been a constant if not always overt issue, suggested that Mr. Obama's candidacy, while generating high levels of enthusiasm among black voters, is not seen by them as evidence of significant improvement in race relations.
In a set of surveys taken since, Trump's supporters largely appear to have accepted his decision to withdraw from Syria, although without high levels of enthusiasm.
Conclusions Junior doctors' views about psychiatry as a possible career range from high levels of enthusiasm to antipathy, and are more polarised than views about other specialties.
A population survey carried out in the United States in 2001 2002 found very high levels of enthusiasm for cancer screening (Schwartz et al, 2004).
"I don't think we would have the same high level of enthusiasm for Israel if Sept. 11 had not happened," said Norman Ornstein of the American Enterprise Institute.
"Hervé brought his usually high level of enthusiasm and was, like, 'Hand me a contract, I will sign it now,' " Mrs. Rousseau said.
Just like Friday evening's parade of nations, the parade of invented events went on for what seemed like forever, though that should not reflect poorly on the participants themselves, who demonstrated a consistently high level of enthusiasm and dedication.
"One of the reasons there's such a high level of enthusiasm about the project is that the parkway will become a museum row," said Marian Godfrey, director of the Pew Trusts' culture program.
