Sentence examples for kindled enthusiasm from inspiring English sources
The eschatological strain of the Crusades can also be noted in the Crusade sermons of Bernard of Clairvaux in 1147, who kindled enthusiasm to liberate Jerusalem with reference to the pressing terminal dates of the end time.
Many whose recently kindled enthusiasm for Leicester will not outlast the summer's celebrations may find themselves retaining an interest in the career of N'Golo Kanté, wherever he eventually goes – which could be Old Trafford, if we take Sir Alex Ferguson's description of the Frenchman as the player of the season to be the sign of a fishing expedition undertaken on behalf of Manchester United.
The process is not completely free of contamination hazards, but it avoids the problems that have plagued open-pit or underground mines for decades, especially that posed by radioactive tailings.Yet high demand has also re-kindled enthusiasm for the old ways.
Meanwhile, my interest in cell organization was strongly kindled, as was my interest in neuroscience.
In Beijing itself, the belated and still incomplete publicity about SARS seems mainly to have kindled fears.
The enthusiasm is misplaced.
Women have enormous enthusiasm.
The enthusiasm petered out.
We appreciate his enthusiasm.
