Sentence examples for lasting enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

So ran the first university fundraising brochure, sent from Harvard College to England in 1643 to drum up cash.America's early and lasting enthusiasm for higher education has given it the biggest and best-funded system in the world.

That last enthusiasm cost her her seat in 2002, a misfortune her father blamed on the Jews.

THE PEOPLE'S DELIGHT IS GENUINE While many Brits hide their happiness, such as it is, under layers of irony, self-doubt and a crippling suspicion that it is too good to last, the enthusiasm of Californians is straightforward and unalloyed.

It is impossible to estimate such intangibles as the level of genuine enthusiasm among the Komsomols sent into the industrial plants or how long such enthusiasm lasted.

But the enthusiasm lasted two weeks exactly.

Still, after years that have cost tens of thousands their lives and over a million their homes, there is at last real enthusiasm and hope for peace.

It was unclear even after Wednesday's move whether banks would loosen up lending or whether the market enthusiasm would last.

I've been gorging on it for about a year now, so it's hard to tell how much longer my enthusiasm will last.

His 2014 memoir, Portrait Gallery: A Life in Classical Music, celebrated too his associations with such great figures as Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Joan Sutherland, Mstislav Rostropovich and Jacqueline du Pré, whose company he so much enjoyed and would later recall with what he somewhere describes as the "boyish enthusiasm" that lasted throughout his life.

"Every year there is speculation on... whether the enthusiasm will last".

But it remains to be seen if progressive's current level of enthusiasm can last through the 2018 midterms.