Sentence examples for insufficient enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

A couple — a Colin Farrell signed headshot; a session with fashion-consultant-to-the-stars Philip Bloch and a thousand-dollar shopping spree at Bloomingdale's — appear (insufficient enthusiasm?) to have become extinct.

Though they did not land in prison, with their upper-class backgrounds and insufficient enthusiasm for Maoist turmoil, they did wind up in a strange confinement: each day they had to go to separate places where they were kept locked up, then were released each night to sleep at home.

The army is unwilling to change its confrontational policy toward Balochistan while the civilian governments of the P.P.P. and the P.M.L. have demonstrated insufficient enthusiasm to introduce a breakthrough in the conflict.

In both wars, however, enthusiasm proved insufficient to sustain the necessary manpower supply, and both Britain and America would, for the first time, introduce conscription.

Unfortunately, these places are also threatened by neglect, insufficient funds, inappropriate development or insensitive public policy, but your enthusiasm about discovering them can inspire more people to visit and preserve them as well.

Second, the Sunshine State revealed that grassroots enthusiasm for Gingrich – something that may dissipate after a disappointing showing – is insufficient to compete with Romney's money and organization in a larger state.

A systematic review on the subject (Dewey et al, 2007) further dampened enthusiasm for EPA as an anti-cachexia therapy, concluding that there is insufficient evidence that EPA provides a benefit over placebo on cancer cachexia and related symptoms.

In summary, although there was some enthusiasm among the reviewers for the work, this was tempered by concerns regarding insufficient support provided for the strong claims being made.

Her enthusiasm for Darwin's artistic employment of the pheasant feather, for example, comes with insufficient explanation of the larger argument that the images serve.

Insufficient emotion.

— insufficient consciousness.