Sentence examples for lingering enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Tech stocks were less affected as lingering enthusiasm regarding certain added tech components to the Dow-mitigated losses.

Any lingering enthusiasm for a possible "bad bank" plan to support the financial industry faded, while investors mulled the $819.0 billion stimulus bill passed by the House without any Republican support.

The initial public offering of stock, which evokes memories of the many privatizations in the 1980s, when the government sold shares in its telephone and gas companies, has been met with both enthusiasm and lingering opposition.

Enthusiasm lingered for about a day, the video clip shown in meetings and highlighted in the "Play Like a Jet" montage, and then it waned, lost to the churn of the season.

Wrapped up against the chill of a dreary Saturday afternoon, Natalie surveyed the near-deserted docks with scant enthusiasm, her gaze lingering on the hulk of a derelict ice factory, its roof gaping with holes.

Such reticence reflects a lingering uncertainty on just how much enthusiasm users will show for the unfolding array of Internet-based services.

The PB&P has been a minority enthusiasm in America for generations, lingering just under the radar.

The look of love The television historian David Starkey has revealed the secrets of how he holds his lingering gaze on TV cameras with such enthusiasm.

What emerges is an impressionistic take that captures the thrill of the music, the enthusiasm of the fans and the lingering hint of melancholy as Murphy and crew create one last party.

Her schedule suggested lingering concern among Mrs. Clinton's advisers that the enthusiasm of her supporters may not match the intensity of her opponents, who seem certain to show up to vote against her tomorrow.

"The Office" and "30 Rock" on NBC, "Family Guy" on Fox and, of course, "Curb Your Enthusiasm" on HBO are leading a backlash against lingering inhibitions.