Sentence examples for latter enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

U.S. officials allegedly exploited the latter enthusiasm during Fadl's initial interrogations, in order to cement his loyalty.

There was a respite in the great struggle between the Holy Roman Empire and the papacy; moreover, Louis IX's forceful attitude toward the Holy Roman emperor, Frederick II, had dampened the latter's enthusiasm for war.

Bridgman engaged in some discussion with Stevens but discovered that the latter's enthusiasm for "operational ideas" was really for something that he could not agree with.

As ex-members of the band Procul Harum slug it out in court over which of them ripped off JS Bach first, latter-day enthusiasm for community empowerment says the 60s are back in public policy too.

She played a sold-out gig in the latter, the audience's enthusiasm apparently undimmed by the fact that she raps with a distinct Brummie twang: "I didn't think they'd be able to understand me, didn't think my accent, of all accents, would have crossed over like that.

CDDIS will follow this latter development with much enthusiasm.

The latter led to participants' enthusiasm for AAL support in mentally or socially stimulating their relatives.

The latter expressed a particular enthusiasm for sunshine, sharing stories of their youth when their parents told them to stay outside to "get their vitamin" or how they used vitamin D as an excuse to go sunbathing.

It would be nice to think the latter in view of the enthusiasm being generated around this World Cup by ordinary South Africans.

Although your enthusiasm for the latter applicants should not be dismissed, you need to be convinced that they will function independently of their bosses and begin to establish their careers.

Both Slezak and Benigno gave it a "B+", and the former complimented Criss's "breathless charm and boyish enthusiasm", while the latter maintained that the actor is "at his best when he's doing goofy pop numbers with kind of an off-beat twist".