Sentence examples for known enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Then, as now, Mr Singh was the chief reformer, though the party was led by P.V. Narasimha Rao, a septuagenarian poet with, at the time, no known enthusiasm or aptitude for reform.

The money in trust for Trouble is expected to yield about $600,000 a year, which is somewhat more than is needed by a dog whose only known enthusiasms are cream cheese and walks in the park.

Other than theology and philosophy, the pope's main known enthusiasms are for classical music (he is an accomplished pianist, with a special love of Mozart and Bach) and cats – and they also seem to have a fondness for him.

No matter how much you know, enthusiasm is what proves you more than anything.

"You know my enthusiasm, and hopefully I would be able to bring that to maybe help turn that ball club around," he said.

In fact, it could very easily be mistaken a standard BBC sitcom, and we all know the enthusiasm with which they should be met.

I have lived in Britain long enough to know that enthusiasm and cheerleading will never get you much credibility here – deprecation, misanthropy and a dash of inverse snobbery are the far cooler attitudes to adopt – so I apologise for the upcoming expression of total and unabashed positivity: there are so many brilliant films around at the moment.

"He is a great character to have on the field and I know his enthusiasm will be infectious and will impact on those around him".

Anyone who's read my blog knows my "enthusiasm" when it comes to the newspaper, baseball card, political memorabilia, and coin collections.

You know, that enthusiasm that fires you up so much that effort doesn't feel like effort, and you're more energized when you're done than when you started?

Mr. Morrow was well known for his enthusiasm and his sense of humor within the computer industry.