Sentence examples similar to taking enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

The Svengali of the dining room is Frank Purita, an owner, who takes enthusiasm to a whole new level.

But don't take enthusiasm for the moptop legacy as a sign that Animal Collective are another group genuflecting before the Lennon-McCartney songbook.

This year, he hopes to follow the programme with Wharton's first business-plan competition based around sports entrepreneurialism.If you can't be an athlete, be an athletic supporterAnd some sports-loving MBAs are taking their enthusiasm beyond the classroom.

Kids typically get excited about dressing up for Halloween, but this little boy is taking costume enthusiasm to a whole new level.

Critic Ira Robbins wrote "although this casual loud-rock outing... seems on first blush to be slapdash and slight, the first side is actually quite good, offering provocative pop-culture lyrics delivered with first-take enthusiasm and carefree backing".

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He can't take conservative enthusiasm for granted".

"It doesn't take much enthusiasm to rekindle love of a baseball team".

"We've just got to take that enthusiasm and raw talent and start turning into the finished product.

Several of my most eloquent colleagues and friends (I told you…hugs!) have taken this enthusiasm overload to task.

Possibly fatally, the Brics took the enthusiasm to heart and created their own club, even holding summit meetings to mirror those of the snootier G7 developed economies.