Sentence examples for set enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

— TALYA MINSBERG As expected, the heavily-favored Russians aren't losing their cool under Bulgaria's third set enthusiasm.

As the Cold War set in, enthusiasm in the United States for an alliance with Britain cooled as well.

Aren't university tour guides usually set to "False Enthusiasm"?

It is tempting to believe that share prices are set by mass enthusiasm or despair.

Your life, which embodied passion, integrity and enthusiasm, set an impeccable standard for us and others to aspire to.

Reiterating the importance of storytelling, Mark Gordon, an executive producer of "House Rules," said that for shows set in D.C., enthusiasm about government is just "a plus".

Both squads seemed to have been regenerated by a willingness to select young players, and by the ability of those young players to set benchmarks of enthusiasm and professionalism that recalibrated the behaviour and commitment of some of the senior members of their respective squads.

The example he set and the enthusiasm he conveyed over the years make us feel his absence so keenly.

Stephen Ashley, chair of Rotherham's Safeguarding Children Board and author of the report, said the team was set up with "enthusiasm, speed and minimal bureaucratic barriers" and staff were "committed" and well-trained.

But few American orchestras were paying much attention to any kind of new music at the time, and Bernstein's enthusiasms set him apart.

Mr. Rockwell, known for his wide-ranging enthusiasms, set out to program them all in the opening-year extravaganza in 1996.