Sentence examples for wider enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

For decades he was a champion of Stalin and remained one long after wartime solidarity and the repression in eastern Europe had tempered wider enthusiasm.

Half a century on, only practical policies, not euro-visions, will help re-kindle wider enthusiasm for a project that too often feels as if it has lost its purpose.

Wilford, who is business change and performance analyst at the council, points to the benefits to staff involved in the challenges: "This gives them the opportunity to work in new arenas, aiding their personal development and stimulating wider enthusiasm and engagement in the project".

Sitting down to talk through their show, conversation is full of forensic expertise – and wide-eyed enthusiasm.

More notable is the way he mixes wide-eyed enthusiasm with sombre, ambivalent notes.

Finally, all three narrators share the nervous, wide-eyed enthusiasm of a greenhorn.

Dudamel – eager, open, charismatic – is in his element when faced with such wide-eyed enthusiasm.

Compared to most pop starlets, Diamandis's wide-eyed enthusiasm is startling.

Instead, he is all wide-eyed enthusiasm, happily turning such expectations into childlike flights of fancy.

"Sam's stock in trade was his wide-eyed enthusiasm," said Mr. Aronson, a quality that seemingly never left him.

However, he did not completely confine his wide-eyed enthusiasm for teamwork and spectacle to the theatre.