Sentence examples for remarkably enthusiastic from inspiring English sources
Given his stature, the former president is potentially sowing deep divisions within a party that until now has been remarkably enthusiastic and unified about the 2008 election.
"They should have put their stars on the table and said, 'We won't be part of this.' " The officers fighting in Iraq are, most of the time, remarkably enthusiastic.
Indeed, Mr. Lautenberg seemed remarkably energetic and enthusiastic this evening as he addressed the crowd with a speech that sounded unrehearsed.
The Igbo proved remarkably decisive and enthusiastic in their embrace of Christianity and Western education.
Then, of course, there are all of you, the blog readers who have been remarkably generous with your comments (mostly enthusiastic), and those following me on Twitter, many of whom are tweeting back.
In a remarkably short time, the arena project has gained the enthusiastic support of Mr. Markowitz, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and many of Brooklyn's elected officials.
She pointed out that the column had good things to say about the store — an enthusiastic sales associate she encountered, "big, clean and well-tended" dressing rooms and a "remarkably smart" strategy of catering to larger-sized women and men.
In fact, Adomian, 36, is a remarkably passionate supporter of Sanders, admiring him since he was a congressman, and says, "I've never been as enthusiastic about any politician in my lifetime".
