Sentence examples for tangible enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

There's no doubting his skill as a maestro of visceral cinema, nor the tangible enthusiasm of his cast for savouring his ripe and raw dialogue.

Vithun and Eldho, both 12 years old, sported matching tufts of black hair and shared a tangible enthusiasm for chess – with a fervid admiration for one piece in particular.

Labour's unpopularity is the most potent factor in the national mood rather than any tangible surge of enthusiasm for the Conservatives.

This flexible group is really starting to make its mark, and I'm sure that's down to the players' tangible curiosity and enthusiasm.

His enthusiasm is tangible.

And I saw that a different kind of personal enthusiasm was tangible.

Beaming from ear to ear, his enthusiasm was tangible and infectious.

Ottolenghi multiplies the ingredients and techniques with great verve, and this boundless enthusiasm is tangible – and infectious.

The test of whether the nation's Democrats can turn enthusiasm into tangible victories rested on a pingpong table in the basement of a home in Leesburg, Va., where breakfast sweets vied for space with scores of election packets that dozens of volunteers gathered to deliver to homes of potential voters.

To the extent that enthusiasm provides a tangible advantage to a candidate by making his supporters more likely to turn out, pollsters can then account for that by applying a likely voter model.

"This crowdfunding campaign allows us to connect with our readers in a different way, as it gives them the opportunity to demonstrate their support and enthusiasm in a tangible manner.