Sentence examples for instead enthusiastic from inspiring English sources

We are, instead, enthusiastic amateurs armed with a certain amount of knowledge of the country and conflict we are supposed to be covering, some basic survival skills, and a lot of faith in luck.

Instead, enthusiastic graduates emerge fresh from four years of college, only to be turned away by every Tom's Shoes, Dick's Sporting Goods and Harry & David's Gourmet Gifts to which they apply.

Instead, 222 enthusiastic contributors assembled it in three months.

And instead of enthusiastic handshakes, a bump of the fists or the elbows is a more common greeting among the young men.

In it, an international triumvirate of doctors downplayed the importance of fibre and fluid in maintaining colonic consistency, and instead gave enthusiastic support for the use of laxatives.

Jews, for example, were believed to have enjoyed a privileged relationship with the Soviet occupiers, allegedly greeting them with "spontaneous outbursts of joy and celebrations". Gross refers to this as a cliche and a stereotype, arguing instead that enthusiastic Jewish response to entering Red Army units was not a widespread phenomenon at all.

Instead, with the enthusiastic support of the gun lobby, they want to make it even more pernicious.

Instead we are enthusiastic users of remote working technologies: VoIP is an integral part of our daily processes.

"Non-urgent buyers will be less enthusiastic, instead waiting to see if house prices soften further, and this may well continue throughout the rest of 2016," he said.

But whether received in hand or viewed online, wedding invitations that reference gifts annoy the people who receive them: too much focus on gifts instead of an enthusiastic and sincere invitation to come to such a special event.

Instead of the enthusiastic crowds that have greeted her on four previous trips, they said, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi found the streets empty when she arrived in Maruk Oo, about 300 miles from the capital.