Sentence examples for took enthusiastic from inspiring English sources
As an early colleague at The New Yorker, Salinger took enthusiastic interest in the work of other writers.
Dressed in thrift store robes and fake beards cut from plastic grocery bags, the Council's half-dozen members took enthusiastic part in what they called DARP-ing Drunk-Assed Role Playing.
It took an enthusiastic text message from Peaches Geldof after their second performance – a hilariously awful PVC-clad take on Britney – to open Walsh's eyes to their potential, a neat vignette which tells you everything you need to know about 21st-century British culture.
After dinner, I took some enthusiastic filmmakers from Croatia to a lively party hosted by the Manitoba Film Commission.
Scotland's white and idle poor no longer have the stomach for those jobs that are being taken by enthusiastic Africans, Poles and Romanians.
Lean is a bit of an understatement as his only real success in the music industry was as a bewigged James Brown impersonator called either Black Velvet or, more cheekily, James Brown Jr. It's a solid if not exactly revolutionary documentary, but seeing Bradley take such enthusiastic and genuine delight in a newspaper article or meeting a fan is infectious.
SoulCycle takes an enthusiastic approach to exercise that I want to endorse.
In hindsight, I should have taken an enthusiastic interest in technology much sooner.
If we take an enthusiastic interest in our children's interests and engage with them often in problem-solving discussions and interactive play, we will build compliance in deeper, more lasting, ways.
Does it ever occur to those leaders who take bright, enthusiastic American young people to Haiti to build hundreds and hundreds of church buildings and schools that Haitians are capable of building them?
But women at festivals are still made to feel uncomfortable and violated all the time whether it's some guy groping you as he brushes by in a crowd, making unsolicited comments about your body, or taking your enthusiastic dancing as an open invitation to touch you without consent.
