Sentence examples similar to hyper enthusiastic from inspiring English sources

— Fans are by their nature hyper-enthusiastic.

(Angelo) ★ Tell Your Friends! Summer Fun Splashtacular (Wednesday) This event earns its hyper-enthusiastic title with this lineup: Todd Barry, Janeane Garofalo and Wyatt Cenac all perform.

And so with English departments: if we closed down every English department in the country, loud, good, expert, or at least hyper-enthusiastic readers would still emerge.

Tara Crichlow is funny as a hyper-enthusiastic radio show caller and Savina Vega (Buttafly) stands out in a touching number about the surprising humanity of parents.

"Companies have realised that the effort is an investment in themselves," says Reto Francioni, the hyper-enthusiastic Deutsche Börse board member in charge of the Neuer Markt.As the market has grown, so has competition to arrange public offerings.

Dimwitted, loving, hyper-enthusiastic, creatively goofy, parody of the American father – drawn with real emotions, though admittedly amplified.

I love the kid part about him - the enthusiastic, optimistic, hyper kid that I initially met when I was a kid myself.

Apart from one misguided stunt of dressing up in a pink all-in-one – Petrie's preferred excavation attire, apparently – the archaeologist Chris Naunton was the ideal presenter: enthusiastic but not hyper, knowledgeable, prepared to listen to other experts and, above all, happy to let Petrie take centre stage.

He had lots of enthusiastic energy, almost hyper, which was very uncharacteristic of him.

Be enthusiastic but not over-hyper.

MELISSA JAMES GIBSON'S play "[sic]," a hyper-verbal drama about three struggling 30-somethings living in neighboring New York apartments, received enthusiastic reviews and sold out when it opened at SoHo Rep in 2001.