Sentence examples for real gusto from inspiring English sources

They're delivered with real gusto, all apart from the "switch".

But Mr. Short goes on bumping into glass doors with real gusto.

Compelling innovation UK agencies have embraced this free-thinking approach with real gusto.

Oliver! continues to be performed with real gusto at the Curve in Leicester.

This is close reading as spectator sport, carried out with real gusto and sense of discovery.

The Daily Mirror says Miliband "suddenly and brilliantly flashed into life, illuminating Labour with a barnstormer of a speech he delivered note-free with real gusto".

There's a distinct gusto to her litany of complaints and a real relish in the way she snaps out the sarcastic refrain "happy New Year".

"I am here to testify to you," he said, with gusto, "that we are real, real, real big supporters of our troops and their families.

As much as he relished the battle against Obama — "European," he repeated, with some gusto — his real fight was for the ideological identity of the Republican Party, and with colleagues who were content to simply criticize the White House.

A few passages remained monumental rather than momentous – the Eroica's funeral march seemed funereal in the wrong sense, for instance – but the outer movements had tremendous sweep and gusto, with real symphonic power and inexorable logic.

At the performance I saw they were played by members of Wyre Forest's Nonentities Society, who set about disproving their company's name with distinctiveness, gusto and real craft.