Sentence examples for mild enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

MILD enthusiasm and hope of change in a country that has not had much to cheer about for decades.

As a critic and ordinary human being, I ought to express mild enthusiasm for all shows before I see them, but can I share a slight misgiving?

In January, 1952, Truman's speech was lacking in snap and, the Times noted the next day, "aroused only mild enthusiasm" in the House chamber.

Back on dry land, the couple of thousand revelers that had taken over the dance floor and adjacent sand pit were equally exuberant, with responses running the gamut from mild enthusiasm to sand-slapping mayhem.

The most challenging shows and performances of the Broadway season — the musicals "Matilda" and "Hands on a Hardbody," and the portrayals by the actors Tracy Letts ("Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?") and Laurie Metcalf ("The Other Place") — evinced mixed or mild enthusiasm from voters who disclosed their picks.

Researchers contacted by ScienceInsider who hadn't heard of ORCID had mild enthusiasm for the idea of an identification code.

So any thoughts of boarding a Smooth Cruise stirred a mild trepidation, along with a milder enthusiasm.

Your otherwise mild disposition and enthusiasm for life give way to a pendulum swinging daily between excitement, despair, fear, envy and elation.

But now that my friends and I are in our mid-30s, our enthusiasm is milder.

Still, some others have managed to curb their enthusiasm for even mild tantrums.

So it's with only mild embarrassment and much more enthusiasm that I present my list of 10 totally touristy (but earnestly unironic) sightseeing stops on my bucket list.