Sentence examples for involved enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

(That Nesuhi was drawn to European sophistication, and that the European sophistication he encountered involved enthusiasm for American "primitivism," was ironic, perhaps, considering the low opinion of Asiatic primitivism which educated Turks entertained, but it was not unusual).

Through the 1950s the volunteers and staff members of the TRPS rebuilt the line and rescued it from its state of decay, during a period characterised by a "Boy's Own comic spirit of adventure, involving enthusiasm, ingenuity and a fair degree of irresponsibility".

Their information, experiences, knowledge and once involved, their enthusiasm is invaluable to building better programs, policies and procedures for a better, more family driven system of care.

This leftist inclination did not usually involve much enthusiasm for the local Communist party which, in Cuba as elsewhere in Latin America (except in Chile), had always been small and lacking influence.

"A total of 1,622 children at risk have been identified in different parts of Serbia thanks to the enthusiasm of the mobile teams - and there must be great enthusiasm involved if you have just 27 people altogether.

The outbreak of the French Revolution, which he greeted with enthusiasm, involved him in a great deal of political activity.

But over the past month, the Facebook page has surprised those involved by the enthusiasm it has generated, suggesting that the Facebook-driven revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt may offer guidance for coexistence efforts as well.

Monday's set, which kicked off a four-night run, featured songs from that album alongside more established staples of the Fourplay catalog, and the only truly noticeable difference among them involved the relative enthusiasm of the crowd.

setting out clear, well publicised standard operating procedures gaining commitment and trust from all involved and maintaining enthusiasm.

Many of the communities involved showed their enthusiasm for the initiative by building the ECD classrooms for their schools themselves, using local building materials.

The main challenges fell within three domains as follows: i) selecting, setting up and maintaining PCNs; ii) designing local context-appropriate data collection tools and efficient data management systems; and iii) gaining commitment and trust from all involved and maintaining enthusiasm.