Sentence examples for spirit of enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

As he wrote to his wife, "Years tell, in spite of the spirit of enthusiasm".

"He has a wonderful spirit of enthusiasm that makes him a wonderful asset to have there," Mr. Trump said of Mr. Brown.

There was no time for a rehearsal that had been planned, and Mr. Saylor said he thought there was "wonderful spirit of enthusiasm" in the gathering.

The band's excursions into reggae, dub, funk, and what would eventually come to be known as world music are omnivorous in the best sense, presented in a spirit of enthusiasm and optimism.

"Honegger's popularity," Harry Halbreich wrote in his 1992 biography of the composer, "had never been as great as during those years when 'Jeanne d'Arc au Bûcher, La Dansese des Morts' and the Symphony for Strings united audiences in packed concert halls in a single spirit of enthusiasm and hope".

In the general spirit of uninhibited enthusiasm that Eliasson's artwork has licensed, a slight deficiency in the number of people who dragged themselves through rain before work to make this impromptu artwork is made up by museum visitors.

The documentary portrait is a tough genre, because it's generally undertaken in a spirit of forthright enthusiasm for its subject, which gets in the way of asking the tough questions.

"Our new Silver Arrow Formula One team is a great sporting and technical challenge and we will tackle this with sporting spirit and full of enthusiasm".

In 1927, following Charles A. Lindbergh's solo flight from New York to Paris in the Spirit of Saint Louis, public enthusiasm for flying and aircraft expanded dramatically (a phenomenon dubbed the "Lindbergh boom").

I always hope (despite the filth and misery of which my narratives consist) to write in the spirit of that first enthusiasm and certainty, and to try and pass on something of that fun to the reader – even though I write for adults and even though I'll never succeed as I'd wish to.

"It is critical that we encourage students' spirit of discovery and enthusiasm from their earliest days in school," according to a statement by Craig Barrett, Intel's president and chief operating officer.