Sentence examples for improbable enthusiasm from inspiring English sources
The dog has recently acquired a number of age-related infirmities, but it retains an improbable enthusiasm for existence.
His improbable enthusiasm coincided with appearances by a bevy of luminaries descending on Haiti this month, including Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, and the entire Security Council.
The fishing came along with sailing, another improbable, relatively late-in-life enthusiasm.
Age cannot stale his enthusiasm for retelling the same improbable accounts of his youth or his hunger for the spotlight.
He uses words like "favouritest", shows unbridled enthusiasm for simple pleasures, displays improbable fondness for largely silent old people and is, generally speaking, an inexhaustible source of goodness in a dark and uncaring world.
It seems improbable that he might succeed, yet he persists with such enthusiasm that he makes us wonder.
And that's just one more reason that "Curb Your Enthusiasm," which returns to HBO on Sunday for an improbable eighth season, stands out.
This may in the end deter Americans from their African enthusiasm, or simply bore them back into indifference: an improbable political coalition has embraced this new initiative partly because it seems both easy and cheap.But there is no need to be churlish: the new policy is welcome anyway.
