Sentence examples for what enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

"It shows what enthusiasm can do," said James Cavanaugh, the Westchester County Republican chairman, who presided over a noisy late-afternoon rally for Mr. Lazio here as hundreds of people happily chanted "Let's Go Rick!" and "Way to Go, Lazio!" "He's energizing people in a way that the mayor didn't," Mr. Cavanaugh added.

What enthusiasm there was was reserved exclusively for the traditional Chinese ceramics, furniture and paintings.

That is what enthusiasm does.

The pros on stage muster what enthusiasm they can ("Should I pause for another beat here? Maybe that'll get a laugh").

Holst's pupil Edmund Rubbra acknowledged how he and other younger English composers had adopted Holst's economy of style: "With what enthusiasm did we pare down our music to the very bone".

To understand the missionary zeal with which engineers and other road-builders applied themselves to crisscrossing America with roads, it's important to remember the dramatic benefits cars and trucks brought to rural America and what enthusiasm early car-owners had for their machines.

/ You cannot tell what is enthusiasm / And what involuntary spasm".

Look at your existing business culture – what unlocks enthusiasm?

Retail numbers appear to have dampened what market enthusiasm reigned after the rate-cut news.

It's not hard to see what this enthusiasm is all about.

What his enthusiasm comes down to is uncharacteristically simple for an artist who delights in complexity.