Sentence examples for rather unenthusiastic from inspiring English sources

Local business oligarchs are, as you might suppose, rather unenthusiastic about the entry of new companies.

(I might add that for their part Polish officials seem rather unenthusiastic about Mr Orbán as an interlocutor, and pretty dismissive of the whole idea of any special security agenda for Poland's Visegrad and Baltic neighbours).

Which brings us to Clinton's "woman's card". To a certain extent, her race this year has been a campaign in search of gender insult, useful in riling up rather unenthusiastic supporters.

Moreover, both schools were rather unenthusiastic about the label 'Neo-Kantianism'.

A recent meta-analysis by Sepehry and colleagues [ 78], however, paints a rather unenthusiastic picture for the use of anti-depressant medications.

Stir the clergy, but not so that the "unenthusiastic center" can continue to exist in "sheer blinding apathy". Rather, stir us, if you will, to make the cause of the poor and oppressed our own.

The EU's environment department is unenthusiastic about the review and officials stress that they want to modernise rather than bury the conservation rules.

Besides the unenthusiastic vocals – and the video shows that, apart from Keegan himself, many of the squad would much rather have been elsewhere – the lyrics plumb new depths for World Cup song nonsense.

Historically, officials have occasionally declined to live in government-appointed residences--California Gov. Jerry Brown pointedly passed on inhabiting the lavish gubernatorial mansion vacated by Ronald Reagan, and D.C. Mayor Anthony Williams is notably unenthusiastic about the possibility of a new address--but Getty House seems to have issues of desirability rather than politics.

Comment cards were unenthusiastic.

Dutiful but unenthusiastic.