Sentence examples similar to perpetual enthusiasm from inspiring English sources
Although many of the small apartment museums in Russia seem perpetually empty, Biron has struggled to make the Dostoevsky apartment a centre for the perpetual and perfervid enthusiasm for the author that animates Russians.
Ms. Licht, one of the three correspondents along with Robert Verdi and Christina Ha, conveys a perpetual wide-eyed enthusiasm, which carries over as she holds forth on why Metro's reinvention as the city's fashion channel makes perfect sense.
Many Iraqi Shias are perplexed and dismayed by the enthusiasm of their Lebanese brothers in Hizbullah for perpetual "resistance" against the Great Satan which, after all, rescued them from Baathist rule.The Shia clergy themselves are hardly united, and seldom have been.
Missing one or two company events, she said, "probably won't impede an employee's career prospects, but being a perpetual no-show can cause a firm to question that person's enthusiasm and loyalty".
Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.
Perpetual Groove, jamband.
Nothing is truly perpetual.
