Sentence examples for summon enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Some persist in finding it strange that a man his age can summon enthusiasm for new music.

Broad swathes of the party fail to summon enthusiasm for him.

Summon some enthusiasm: a 35% vote against is not good.

But it is hard to summon much enthusiasm.

I cannot summon much enthusiasm for this charge.

We gorged so happily on these mezedes that we couldn't summon much enthusiasm for our entrees, which warranted at least a bit of it.

So I admire the people like Stefan Lehne who still summon the enthusiasm to write about EEAS and want to improve it.

At a focus group at Dewsbury town hall on Monday, the participants struggled to summon any enthusiasm at all for the general election.

England's players could barely summon the enthusiasm to talk afterwards, while Steve McNamara's red eyes in the post-match press conference gave him away.

Thrilling!" Few could summon such enthusiasm for the city of Chichester on such a damp morning, but this is where 82-year-old Routledge has lived for the last 13 years.

(More ways to accurately judge the boyband – how well they summon up enthusiasm for everything they do in public, which to some extent these days is a lot of their lives. McFly are a throbbing five stars in this area).