Sentence examples for which enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

She breezily undertook multiple simultaneous story lines in which enthusiasm trumped linear narrative.

Mark Wallinger was born in Chigwell, Essex, in 1959 into a house in which enthusiasm for the arts was encouraged.

He signalled there would be no rush to join the euro, a policy for which enthusiasm has waned in business circles.

London organisers hope the 8,000-mile 8,000-mile relay will mark the point at which enthusiasm for the Games ignites across the country.

He projects self-assurance and a love of singing and I'm sure that will translate into operatic work in which enthusiasm is an important ingredient for success".

Robert Schumann (1810 56) represents the best aspects of early Romanticism; these include an interest in tone colour, melodiousness, a free approach to details of form, and subjective expression in which enthusiasm plays a large part.

The focus on the value of wilderness and the importance of its preservation has overlooked another important problem namely that lifestyles in which enthusiasms for nature rambles, woodland meditations or mountaineering can be indulged demand a standard of living that is far beyond the dreams of most of the world's population.

"Real politics is that which gives enthusiasm," he says.

T. S. Eliot called it "Boston doubt," a readiness to yield "to all suggestions which dampen enthusiasm or dispel conviction".

The chief executive of IU, Roy Leitch, believes the programme to be a "great tool which engenders enthusiasm for study in even the most reluctant students".

The third limitation relates to the design parameters of which agent enthusiasm was operationalized.