Sentence examples for past enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Ms Yellen's partisans contrast Mr Summers's past enthusiasm for financial engineering with her prescient forecasting record.

Little of the artist's past enthusiasm for social and political issues leaked into these watercolors.

Clearing away the legal undergrowth of ancient clauses that no longer serve any purpose requires regular legal pruning, reversing parliament's past enthusiasm for new laws.

Kagan barely mentions the Iraq war in "The World America Made," and certainly feels no need to explain his past enthusiasm for a decision that many now regard as a calamity.

President Trump, who repeatedly praised WikiLeaks for releasing damaging material on Hillary Clinton during the 2016 presidential race, on Thursday sought to disavow his past enthusiasm following the arrest of the organization's founder, Julian Assange.

And, not surprisingly, you are equally silent about The New York Times's past enthusiasm for the post-Gorbachev policies of the 1990s, in Moscow and Washington, that wasted those opportunities.

Cars' electric engine development is now placed in the "disillusion valley" after past enthusiasms, but is it maybe just a hurdle before its steady?

Attitudes like the PHC doctor and Smith's look past the enthusiasm that incentivizes child rearing in the first place.

Much has happened to the Mets over the last 50 years, more of it bad than good, but at a news conference Wednesday at Citi Field to kick off the anniversary campaign there were no regrets, no ghosts from the past, just enthusiasm for what is in store.

But you don't have to be a historian to remember the "AI Winters" of the past, where enthusiasm and hype for technology so far outpaced performance that most casual observers lost interest.

In the past, his enthusiasms, even when unsupported by data, have usually fulfilled the Hippocratic oath to do no harm.