Sentence examples for small enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

In the urban centres where Mr Romney should have done well, turnout was extremely low, a sign of the small enthusiasm he generates among party activists.

From that day on, everyone who happened by our room — neighbors wanting to borrow stuff, residential computer staff, student-council candidates, all kinds of people to whom my small enthusiasms should have been a source of little or no concern — went out of their way to disabuse me of my great admiration for Albert Einstein.

At the present time there is little enthusiasm in industry for the development of small-molecule drugs that target virulence mechanisms.

Small wonder that we greet new challenges with so little enthusiasm.

And this is what really matters.PAOLO GALLOAmbassador of ItalyLondonSmall, smaller, smallestSIR Your enthusiasm for little countries (January 3rd ) neglects some big points.

Places, they said, like Pinedale, Wyo., or Lamoni, Iowa, where the arrival of performers from the big city is still greeted with small-town enthusiasm.

"I can find parking on the street now," said Ms. Putnam, with no small degree of enthusiasm.

Spring training games may be meaningless, but the first one can still provide a small jolt of enthusiasm, and even create a case of nerves for some veterans.

WITH no small measure of enthusiasm, Luke Walsh led Rye's football team on the field for the big game, waving the Garnets' flag.

Thursday was the last night of Lamya's American tour, and although she had not achieved mainstream success, she seemed elated by the small crowd's enthusiasm.

But just when it looked as if all were lost, an unlikely cavalry has come roaring over the hill with serious money, fresh ideas and no small amount of enthusiasm.