Sentence examples for striking enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

The findings suggest that Mr. Obama has achieved some success with his effort, which began with his victory speech in Chicago in November, to gird Americans for a slow economic recovery and difficult years ahead after a campaign that generated striking enthusiasm and high hopes for change.

It is striking that enthusiasm was so high despite screening participation (in this sample and in the wider UK population) being considerably lower –54% for CRC screening nationally (von Wagner et al, 2011).

More striking is the waning enthusiasm for hunting in her party.

Such was Osborne's enthusiasm for striking deals with China that the shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, quoted Mao Zedong's Little Red Book across the dispatch box at him at last year's autumn statement.

A surprising conversion The unkindest cut Reprints Related items Upgrading railways: The new age of the trainDec 18th 2008The minister's enthusiasm was striking because it ran counter to the conclusions of a hefty transport report that Gordon Brown commissioned while at the Treasury.

Despite these differences, a striking similarity is the enthusiasm of local elected officials, who are eager to join the HSR "club", believing that being connected to HSR brings about economic growth.

Their uncomplicated enthusiasm is both striking and boring.

Their field has long been plagued by outbursts of misplaced enthusiasm followed by equally striking declines.

His enthusiasm was all the more striking considering that the day before, a freak gust had blown my fly into his nose and hooked him.

Though his enthusiasm and relentless optimism are striking, I don't know much about what he is like as a person.

A caricaturist's dream, Mr Bezos has an outsized neck, striking pate and an infectious guffaw that spreads enthusiasm.