Sentence examples for outright enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

The resulting documentary showed young men move from initial indifference to outright enthusiasm.

On the right, there is outright enthusiasm for what is seen as "big society" welfare in its purest form.

No outright enthusiasm.

Democratic-leaning independents are far likelier than Democrats to consider Sanders electable and to express outright enthusiasm about his candidacy.

He recalls a conversation he had with Brando in 1994, when he was poised to purchase Little Hall's Pond, but instead of expressing outright enthusiasm, Brando--who once lived on the French Polynesian atoll of Tetiaroa--asked a series of pragmatic questions: "What's the elevation?

You can listen to a discussion of the list here From charming enthusiasm to outright agitprop, Resonance FM's The Bike Show turned its attentions to a new campaign — Stop SMIDSY, an acronym for "Sorry mate, I didn't see you", coming after new figures that show 38% of accidents involving a cyclist feature a driver not paying attention.

The bad news is that this masks the weak enthusiasm or outright opposition that many Democrats and independents who backed Sanders have to a Clinton presidential bid.

Reactions range from enthusiasm to ambivalence and outright hostility.

Elle Baines, 24, Bristol I am ashamed of our reputation for a lack of humanity and outright discrimination – against disabled people, expressing enthusiasm for withdrawing from the European Convention of Human Rights and many other positions taken.

Since 9/11, I have watched attitudes toward America evolve from sympathy and curiosity a month after the attacks, to indifference and disbelief in March 2003, to outright disgust by June 2007, to overwhelming enthusiasm and delight this summer.

But even at the moment US and Israeli officials were talking up the deal in Jerusalem, in Ramallah there was not only no enthusiasm for the proposal, but outright rejection.