Sentence examples for the sort of enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

If this discontent produces the sort of "enthusiasm gap" at the elections hinted at in many recent polls, November could indeed see significant gains for the GOP.

"Oopa Goldman Style," was the title of a report written by Glenn Schorr, a Nomura analyst, carrying the sort of enthusiasm not seen from financial analysts since before the financial crisis.

Rafter played and won on center court earlier today, defeating the American Vince Spadea, 6-4, 6-3, and generating the sort of enthusiasm from fans that is usually associated with winning tournaments, not winning first-round matches.

Mr. Romney, who won in New Hampshire and Florida, took in just $1.2 million in small checks in January, suggesting that his steady accumulation of votes and delegates has not been accompanied by the sort of enthusiasm that yields spurts of grass-roots money.

Abroad, particularly in western Europe, he often provoked the sort of enthusiasm that was motivated less by recognition of his genius than by the feeling that the best thing about him was that he was not really very Russian; and that, because he was approved by Gustave Flaubert, Émile Zola and Henry James, he was not as threatening as those unruly giants Leo Tolstoy and Fyodor Dostoevsky.

CEO Ben Kartzman says that the team pivoted from this model and started offering ads within widgets, but agencies and marketers didn't respond with the sort of enthusiasm that could build a lasting business.

If you want to find that sort of enthusiasm in the Seattle area today, cross Lake Washington and visit the unmarked gray and glass building that houses the Seattle headquarters of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

"The C of E for centuries has seen itself as a church serving the whole nation – the religious enthusiasts as well as those who are unable to demonstrate that sort of enthusiasm, but still take the moral life, the life of good character, the life of community service very seriously.

At this, the C.E.O.'s behind him don frozen smiles, exuding the sort of spontaneous enthusiasm often seen at North Korean pep rallies.

This problem, along with a distinct lack of a substantive policy agenda, fed an absence of the sort of rightwing enthusiasm that sent Kelly Ayotte, a Republican former state attorney general, to the Senate from New Hampshire with 60% of the vote four years ago.

There is a spectrum, obviously, from the sort of geeky enthusiasm for political or sporting statistics that leaves the uninitiated (many of whom are female) cold, to the full-blown horror of a crowd that turns nasty, or indeed an extremist rally.