Sentence examples for nice enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

He notes stylistic and thematic continuities that connect Aristophanes and Plautus, for whom he has a nice enthusiasm, with Joe Orton and Ray Cooney's famous farces.

It's a fresh slate, a new start, a nice wellspring of enthusiasm to revel in.

Mr. Llewellyn, with a nice balance of enthusiasm and clearheadedness, used what he had very well.

"This is a nice apartment," he says, enthusiasm rising.

The good-taste effort by the U.S.O.C. and its athletes is admirable -- and smart in the current climate -- but in this odd version of curb your enthusiasm, playing nice is dulling the edge on the American team.

And I was pleased (in a selfish sort of way) to hear how negative he was when he was watching tape in Tampa: it made a nice contrast to the enthusiasm he projects on-air… QUESTION FROM JASON : How aware is he of his own image?

But how we say something can be as important as what we say: "Hey man, nice car!" spoken with enthusiasm carries a much different connotation than when spoken with sarcasm.

John seemed like a very nice guy, and his enthusiasm for "vehicles" helped me understand the festival a little more.

she was fine, she was good, nice to see some enthusiasm.

Generally, instructors had no difficulty working with these participants she was fine, she was good, nice to see some enthusiasm.

The Wal-Mart manager, Mark Brown, called her "a nice lady" with lots of enthusiasm.