Sentence examples similar to we accept with enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

So, for example, the car coat is an offering that I accept with enthusiasm and the varsity jacket is one I reject with a sniff of my nose and a haughty turn of my head.

Those who were born and brought up in America forget that these people "from all over the world" first had to become Americans -- a condition that new immigrants generally accept with enthusiasm -- before they could celebrate their cultural otherness.

Forty years ago Roy Jenkins accepted with enthusiasm what, even then, was called the poisoned chalice.

WHEN Walter F. Mondale, the Democratic nominee for president in 1984, asked me to help him prepare for his debates with President Ronald Reagan by playing the Reagan role, I accepted with enthusiasm.

So this morning when the governor called and asked me to join him as the vice-presidential nominee, I accepted with enthusiasm.... Governor Bush is seeking not only to win an election, but also to lead our nation.

The profile of dental auxiliaries in the world is extensive, but the use of such professionals was not always accepted with enthusiasm.

We trust Colbert to make these final months of the Report fun, and to give us offers for games that we'll accept with as much enthusiasm as ever.

We accept that in our enthusiasm we were perhaps a little dismissive of previous analyses.

We accept this with surprising equanimity.

"But we accept commercialization with conditions.

In 1996, he gushed over the Republican vice-presidential nominee, Jack Kemp (and accepted with less enthusiasm the man at the top of the party's national ticket, Bob Dole).