Sentence examples for precise enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

I heard from him out of the blue a few years ago when I wrote a piece saying how wonderful Charles Trenet was - and there, suddenly, at the end of the phone, was Arthur, sharing that precise enthusiasm.

Ever against the grain, the now 60-year-old Byrne explores a whole symphony of argument in this extraordinary book with the precise, technical enthusiasm you'd expect from the painfully bright art school-educated son – born in Scotland, raised in the States – of an electrical engineer, occasionally mopping his fevered brow in the crestfallen manner of a 19th-century poet.

His work was described as "transformative" with precise attention and enthusiasm for details large and small; overcoming restrictions with innovation and beauty.

A more limited enthusiasm for precise naturalistic study informs the work of Alexander Wilson, whose devoted love of birds emerges in the freshness and simplicity of the plates to his American Ornithology (9 volumes; 1808 14).

An almost impossibly precise rapper who often mistakes enthusiasm for charm, he would have been exceedingly comfortable in New York's underground scene of the mid- to late 1990s, where battle-rap champions were the stars and tricky polysyllabic rhyme schemes mattered more than Q scores.

He has taken a gifted ensemble and imposed discipline and direction: fuzzy enthusiasm has given way to precise intensity.

Lambird [ 41] argues that false hopes are raised in patients offering to participate in research protocols because the enthusiasm of the investigators often obstructs precise clinical research.

Enthusiasm for better governance and shareholder rights matters more than the precise shape of institutions.

The story did not depend on a precise count of the young ladies' pictures on the dresser, and we fear that the U.P. in its enthusiasm for details, may inadvertently have got its law student into a terrible jam.

If enthusiasm earned brownie points Schmidt would have picked him on his first-half form, confirmed later on by a precise cross kick for the Fitzgerald try.

Wiry, and as precise in her movements as a boxer, she was as accurate as a surgeon; the musicians under her baton responded with enthusiasm to her beat's clear precision.