Sentence examples for relatively enthusiastic from inspiring English sources

We split the workload between us, and as a young and relatively enthusiastic member of the team, I often get tasked with the most work.

A recent Pew poll shows that Germans, Czechs, and Poles remain relatively enthusiastic about democracy and capitalism; Hungarians, Bulgarians, and Lithuanians less so.

Ms. Clemente, who was host for the evening along with Sway Calloway, of MTV and Hot 97 (WQHT-FM, 97.1), got a relatively enthusiastic response.

Discussion of the issue is not exactly calm.The one Muslim country in the region where reactions have been relatively enthusiastic is non-Arab Turkey.

Mr. Ober said he was becoming relatively enthusiastic about base metals, because "the Chinese transition from an agrarian society to an industrial power will stimulate demand for more than 10 years".

But Saab, whose cars had a relatively small but enthusiastic following, has struggled simply to stay afloat, missing payrolls and shutting down production at its main Trollhattan, Sweden, plant since June because suppliers refused to continue providing credit.

It means that should Palin choose to run, she begins with a relatively large and enthusiastic base of fans who can contribute funds, attend rallies and -- perhaps most importantly -- might be motivated to vote in a low-turnout caucus or primary.

Hartfield was in the midst of significant degrees of change through necessity and a relatively recent influx of enthusiastic residents supported by an equally enthusiastic coordinator.

The listeners who had turned out were enthusiastic and relatively young, and Tetzlaff seemed unperturbed by their modest numbers as he took his place at the front of the church.

Whatever the result in South Carolina, Mr. Paul's focus is likely to shift to low-turnout caucus states like Nevada and Colorado, where his relatively strong organization and enthusiastic base could enable him to win a larger share of the vote.

The fans I speak to – a real mixture of people, from accountants to retired nurses – are all enthusiastic, but relatively well-behaved.