Sentence examples for mounting enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

His mounting enthusiasm for Melville's masterpiece determines, in large part, the structure and tone of "A Whale Hunt".

No doubt it is much more thrillingly transgressive in Germany, where it remains a criminal offence to give a Nazi salute, as various characters do here with mounting enthusiasm.

When the first notes of the band's first song sounded in the classroom, there were mumbles of appreciation and mounting enthusiasm, which culminated when the vote was taken, and it turned out that the Aller Værste! had won, hands down.

This was Kahn's first visit to the facility, and as we moved from lab to lab, I could see his boyish enthusiasm mounting as he collected new ideas and business cards.

But the ever-mounting enthusiasm of both dancers and musicians created a sense of giddiness that made this theatrical visit to Colombia fun.

So it is surely an additional problem that the Labour leadership is radiating so little enthusiasm for mounting a vigorous campaign for an In vote with the result that the debate on the airwaves is being dominated by arguments between rival flavours of Conservative.

Three years later, with the democracy movements having retreated all over the region in the face of successful counter revolution and mounting sectarian violence, this enthusiasm seems naive.

Three years later, with the democracy movements having retreated all over the region in the face of successful counter revolution and mounting sectarian violence, this enthusiasm seems naïve.

Marcel's enthusiasm mounted as his position became more precarious; he drew strength from alliance with Charles the Bad but failed to win the Flemish towns to his cause.

Without the relentless enthusiasm of people mounting exhibitions, playing gigs and throwing parties in tenement flats, pub basements and disused buildings, none of it would have happened at all.

Despite fears that slow rebel progress on the ground and mounting bills for bombing raids will curb enthusiasm in Western capitals, Britain and France, leading members of NATO, have pledged that they will continue for as long as needed.