Sentence examples for most enthusiastic when from inspiring English sources

Mr Joel, for his part, looked most enthusiastic when Hey Ya! the hip-hop tune by the Grammy award winning OutKast played on the sound system.

His message was received warmly and cheers seemed most enthusiastic when he continued a tradition started by his predecessor, John Paul II, sending Christmas greetings in 32 languages.

The mostly male audience applauded often, but reflecting the region's decades of losing jobs overseas, the workers were most enthusiastic when Mr. Obama called for "free and fair trade".

But while Mr. Paladino has attracted headlines for his blunt talk and what critics say are offensive statements on social issues, like his disgust over gay pride parades, he was most enthusiastic when talking about his plans to make government more efficient, sounding more like a small-business technocrat than a right-wing ideologue.

Of all the respondents in Plato's dialogues, the interlocutors in the Sophist and Statesman most closely resemble the respondent in the second part of the Parmenides, a young man named Aristotle (not the famous philosopher), who never objects when he should, and who gives his most enthusiastic assents when Parmenides' argument is most problematic or obscure.

She snuggles with him when he is too tired to play, and she runs to give him the most enthusiastic hugs when she sees him.

The president drew some of his most enthusiastic applause when he sharply criticized wasteful military spending, declaring: "It's simple enough.

Young people were among her most enthusiastic followers when Ms. Monk emerged as a leader of the New York downtown avant-garde movement in the 1970's, and today, at 56, she still has powerful appeal for the young, judging from this audience.

There was no obvious crowd favorite, though Cruz received perhaps the most enthusiastic response when he addressed a moderator's question about the difference between himself and Obama, who also ran for president as a freshman senator.

But the most enthusiastic cheers came when he attacked the administration's handling of the war in Iraq and when he promised -- three times -- to do something to protect Louisiana's wetlands.

And the crowd seemed hooked, though the most enthusiastic cheers came when Mr. Glasper announced the roll call of intended guests on his next album.