Sentence examples for modest enthusiasm from inspiring English sources
Some non-Isaq Somalis view the rebellion with modest enthusiasm because they frown on the resolute way President Barre has centralised authority in his own person and family.
His program of research and voluntary initiatives has generated modest enthusiasm in industry but inspires little confidence that the warming trends will be arrested, much less reversed, in the foreseeable future.
That forty-five years of grinding occupation may play a role in the depressed economy of Gaza City or in the modest enthusiasm for "Candide" and "Emile" in Jenin seemed not to enter Lieberman's smug analysis.
Or my boyish good looks, the NME hair, the expansive wardrobe coupled with exotic locations, the soft modest enthusiasm with just a hit of Lancashire, the winning smile... this winning smile – ah, that's got you, hasn't it?
I had a good conversation with a guy working on an anti-Libertarian Super PAC but he only displayed modest enthusiasm for what was happening below.
These and many more of nature's mysteries are unraveled in Eisner's inimitable style -- charmingly modest, brimming with enthusiasm and shot with flashes of endearing naïveté.
The offensive comes after a succession of polls showing Mr. Obama emerging from the party conventions with an edge over Mr. Romney and a modest rise in enthusiasm among registered voters about the direction of the country, despite economic uncertainty.
Linda Mann Minneapolis, July 27, 2008 To the Editor: There is another point to be added to John L. Allen Jr.'s survey of the debate about Catholics and birth control: the modest but growing enthusiasm for "Humanae Vitae" among younger grass-roots Christians.
A cleric and former nuclear negotiator with only modest reform credentials, Hassan Rowhani stirred little enthusiasm when he announced his candidacy in April.
But the modest turnouts did not appear to dampen enthusiasm.
Still, Mr. McConaughy said that enthusiasm would translate into only modest growth this year because "no one has a significant amount of audience that will be interesting to advertisers".
