Sentence examples for whose enthusiasm was from inspiring English sources

And it will put Mr. Messina and his team closer to the grassroots supporters whose enthusiasm was vital in 2008.

And so go the plans of the professors whose enthusiasm was enough to have the max imum number of participating schools doubled from the original 80.

A remarkable run of success on both sides of the operation – gold medals for Team GB, yellow and green jerseys for Team Sky – encouraged the growth of an army of British fans, whose enthusiasm was on show from Leeds to London last weekend.

The Vatican suffered huge losses as a result of the naivete of the Rev. Leonard Boyle, a former prefect of the library, who -- on the strength of the recommendation from a cardinal -- sold licensing rights to a California businesswoman, Elaine Peconi, whose enthusiasm was not matched by financial savvy.

I was one of a million broke people whose enthusiasm was snuffed out by fiscal panic, a serf in someone else's feudal manor.

The Met's announcement is big news for art history buffs, whose enthusiasm was effectively expressed with a hashtag: #MetOpenAccess.

The dark-haired man rushing about and greeting customers by their nicknames is Mr. Cohen, whose enthusiasm is infectious.

But at the same time, he is engaging company and a man whose enthusiasm is almost impossible to resist.

"The characters are sort of 'take us as we are' kind of guys," he added, "evangelists for the brand whose enthusiasm is infectious".

And it is not limited to young fans of his work, whose enthusiasm is perfectly understandable: some seasoned fashion commentators are also in a frenzy of expectation.

To this friendly luncheon audience -- representative of supporters whose enthusiasm is central to Mrs. Clinton's political hopes -- the first lady offered an appealing menu of proposals.