Sentence examples for spreading enthusiasm from inspiring English sources
Instead of spreading enthusiasm for the sport around the world, it will concentrate interest in a small group of nations, a process that seems unsustainable.
While commercialism is unlikely to descend on the Grand Teton Triathlon – the dangerous climbs would make the event difficult to insure - its proponents are all about spreading enthusiasm for pushing personal limits and taking down seemingly impossible challenges.
Sales keep surging, and existing customers keep spreading enthusiasm for what LinkedIn has to offer.
Success over Afghanistan has spread enthusiasm in the military for robotic aircraft.
A caricaturist's dream, Mr Bezos has an outsized neck, striking pate and an infectious guffaw that spreads enthusiasm.
AS THE Obama administration spreads enthusiasm about a proposal to replace a patchwork of state education standards with national ones, it might also heed a cautionary tale.
A three-day insect festival has spread enthusiasm for this much-maligned section of the animal kingdom like crumbs of bread through an ant colony.
"Forrest Gump" is about a man of simple tastes who spreads enthusiasm wherever he goes, so it was perhaps unsurprising that Ms. Rubenstein knocked many of the questions out of the park.
Delia's massive impact on the sales of items mentioned in her shows demonstrates a similar effect, while Jamie Oliver spreads enthusiasm as widely as he does the olive oil.
Our mission is to spread enthusiasm for reading old-fashioned printed books, and for sharing evenings of stories and music with real people, old-fashioned non-avatar breathing people.
These departments can instruct and provoke wide interest discussions about Greek culture and history that can pique and reinforce Greek pride; 8)The export of Greek culture: The export of Hellenic culture abroad (by supporting ancient tragedy troupe tours or the staging of Greek film festivals, for example) can spread enthusiasm and stimulation among the Greeks of the diaspora.
