Sentence examples for outright enthusiastic from inspiring English sources
Sixty percent of voters who identify with the Democratic Party, and 59percentt of those who identify with the GOP, say they're at least satisfied with their party's elected officials, although just 15percentand13percentcent, respectively, say they're outright enthusiastic.
The impetus for all this varied movement, which also evokes outright laughter, oohs and enthusiastic applause from children and adults alike, is a gently humorous, charmingly creative show called "Frogs, Lizards, Orbs and Slinkys," scheduled for five more performances tomorrow through Sunday at the warm and welcoming theater in Times Square.
One thing to keep in mind is that if most liberal Democrats had strongly approved of Mr. Obama's performance before, then a "downgrade" in their views of him might be toward less enthusiastic approval, rather than to outright disapproval.
Detached at the best of times, Ancelotti had sometimes appeared outright uninterested over the past few months, and in that regard the enthusiastic Leonardo – appointed today on a two-year deal – will provide a welcome change.
They say that the absence of weapons of mass destruction was more a failure of intelligence than a matter of outright deception by the Administration; and although they do not share the neoconservatives' enthusiastic belief in the transformative power of military force, they accept the possibility that the invasion of Iraq might lead to the establishment of democratic institutions there.
If Obama-Biden wins an outright majority in the Electoral College that now seems probable, peaceful public demonstrations of enthusiastic support for the progressive agenda will strengthen the political mandate for positive change.
The enthusiastic reception that Hitler received convinced him to settle the future of Austria by outright annexation (Anschluss).
The party, which describes itself as social-democratic, has been less than enthusiastic about the prospect of sharing power with Ennahdha but has not rejected it outright.
