Sentence examples for immediate enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Typee provoked immediate enthusiasm and outrage, and then a year later Omoo had an identical response.

Congress has shown no immediate enthusiasm for passing a law that would reverse the court ruling.

But outside of Austria, there appeared to be little immediate enthusiasm for following Germany's lead into new areas of prohibition, like government bonds.

People watching his choreography for the first time this week have spoken of their immediate enthusiasm for his work; long-term aficionados have rejoiced both to recognize and to reconsider what they knew and loved.

He had surprised Ms. Shamash with his immediate enthusiasm for an earlier proposal for the Ventilation Building -- the projection of video portraits by Marie-Jose Burki -- and had shepherded it into reality in May 2001.

Mendeleev was one among a crowd of classifiers and his system did not raise immediate enthusiasm.

It was received with immediate and wholehearted enthusiasm.

In the House, where many Republicans view an overhaul bill passed by the Senate as a federal juggernaut that is too kind to immigrant lawbreakers, the legislative summer recess has done little to stoke enthusiasm for immediate action.

Fan-mail enthusiasm was immediate and strong ("Dear Ronnie, I am in love with your voice, it is so soothing"; "Dear Mr. Reagan, you have the most wonderful voice in pictures").

His opening-night performance was ill-received by the press, but public enthusiasm was immediate, and the role eventually earned for O'Neill nearly $1,000,000 for more than 6,000 performances throughout the United States over a 30-year period.

This must pay off financially one day, but for many enthusiasm overrides the immediate importance of getting paid to work in the sector they love".