Sentence examples similar to persisting enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Mattingly added that, in a county where the large businesses are run by white men and "ancient parochial attitudes" persist, voter enthusiasm for Mr. Obama had a logic that went beyond simple loyalty.

It seems improbable that he might succeed, yet he persists with such enthusiasm that he makes us wonder.

The doctors' enthusiasm persisted even after the study closed, with many maintaining contact with one another through a listserv and twice-yearly self-organized meetings.

I knew I wasn't the only object of Mark's exhortations to take surfing more seriously, and my ambivalence persisted, but his enthusiasm had its effects.

Despite sex discrimination and a period in which several laboratory directors disparaged her wish to study oncogenic viruses, Stewart persisted with such enthusiasm that she managed to break through as one of the most influential scientists and cancer researchers of her time.

Even more astonishing was the phenomenal enthusiasm that persisted when the collection of Zero art was followed by works, from various owners, of artists covering a vast range of styles up to the present time.

Enthusiasm for Americanization persisted throughout World War I and was prolonged into the postwar period.

The enthusiasm gap has persisted for several months now, and is unlikely to close in the three that remain before election day, according to Mr Jones.

But enthusiasm for the challenge persisted.

Which of us can muster the strength to persist with this exercise in faux enthusiasm, in the week in which cameras were finally allowed into a British courtroom.

Questions about Germany's enthusiasm for the rescue plan persisted, with a German government spokesman saying a full summit meeting of euro zone ministers would be needed to authorize any aid.