Sentence examples for popular enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Popular enthusiasm could bestow divine honours on such heroes as dead pugilists and athletes.

Throughout, to put it mildly, there has been little popular enthusiasm for a single currency.

THERE are elections where the victors are swept into power on a wave of popular enthusiasm.

The strengthening of the Commonwealth was scarcely a product of popular enthusiasm.

Thus the margin debt levels now may provide an indication of popular enthusiasm for investments.

Padilla's reappointment was received with a great outpouring of popular enthusiasm.

The social butterflies at the banks got swept up in the popular enthusiasms.

Levy, 73, made a fortune on Wall Street by betting against the popular enthusiasms of the day.

But deep down, in the heart of that troubled beast that is a popular newspaper, this enthusiasm will wrestle with a darker emotion.

At the same time, Potamkin was critical of critics, especially regarding the development of a critical "cult" of popular culture: "The enthusiasm, more quasi than real, for the lowly or 'lively arts' has been the effort of young men who had been precocious and had missed the normal childhood intimacy with the popular amusements".

NME's news editor, Paul Stokes, says the band are popular thanks to their enthusiasm for touring.