Sentence examples for restoring enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Emanuel will speak to Iowa Democrats at the annual Jefferson Jackson Dinner in Des Moines tonight, charged with restoring enthusiasm among those who launched the former Illinois senator to the White House four years ago.

Perhaps a name change will help restore enthusiasm until a winning team can be built.

"We thought Norm was the best candidate, and he would restore enthusiasm among the players and re-engage the rest of the school in the hockey program.

He insists that we restore enthusiasm for public service by attracting talented people to government and transforming it into a forum for citizen debate — but how exactly?

He believes that the emergence of the appliance-like PC will restore enthusiasm in the industry.

Certainly, translating scientific evidence into action at the community level may help to restore enthusiasm for primary prevention on a national scale.

"It restores your enthusiasm for what we know in our heart is right in investing, management ethics and everything that is good about capitalism," Frank Betz, a principal at Carret/Zane Capital Management in Warren, New Jersey, told Reuters.

A couple of days in the Ardennes discussing the evolutionary value of petrified human excrement might not come across as the most thrilling way to spend a weekend (no disrespect to Belgium), but it gave us some relaxed time together and did a lot to restore our enthusiasm for the meeting.

He told Hentoff that writing and recording the song washed away his dissatisfaction, and restored his enthusiasm for creating music.

"I have no enthusiasm for restoring it".

After the Taliban's departure, "the enthusiasm for restoring a highly centralized government was confined to the international community and the Kabul elite that ran it".