Sentence examples for modern enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

This modern enthusiasm for natural law has a long history.

While some schools had experimented with uniforms in the eighties and nineties, it's clear, Ahrens and Siegel argue, that "the modern enthusiasm for uniforms can be traced pretty directly to the 1996 Clinton administration initiative".

The modern enthusiasm for drawing is not entirely new, for in the 16th century there was a lively trade in drawings, not only among artists, who collected drawings by other artists, but also among wealthy patrons.

I'm therefore very sorry to learn that the author of the previous article, Tina Amirtha, has not experienced the modern day enthusiasm for the new female engineer.

Despite frustration over the number of traffic-choking demonstrations outside parliament (the average is said to be two a week), most politicians like to stress that modern Greeks' enthusiasm for protest shows an admirable continuity with the golden age of Periclean Athens.

For though Nabokov is one of the most highly regarded modern authors, that enthusiasm has not translated, with the exception of Lolita, into his books actually being read.

During the New York run, when the composer Theodore Chanler, who was writing about the opera for the journal Modern Music, expressed enthusiasm after a performance, Sessions blew up at him.

After Terry Burns, his half-brother, introduced him to modern jazz, his enthusiasm for players like Charles Mingus and John Coltrane led his mother to give him a plastic alto saxophone in 1961; he was soon receiving lessons from a local musician.