Sentence examples for without any enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

"And we will do it wholeheartedly," she added, without any enthusiasm.

"I need to do what this girl is doing," Williams said without any enthusiasm.

"But it's also blown out of proportion because the Italians always play friendlies without any enthusiasm.

But just as many people at Penn State, perhaps a majority on campus, will greet the approaching trials without any enthusiasm.

The 2011 India special was an especially low point, full of things we'd already seen a million times before repeated without any enthusiasm whatsoever including, at times, some uncomfortably stereotypical gags.

Sarah described feeling "turned off" to Alan, and when he did attempt any kind of sexual overture, she described his efforts as "half-hearted," without any enthusiasm or "oomph".

Montgomerie is willing to support gay unions, albeit without any great enthusiasm.

Even amongst poorer Americans, large majorities prefer policies that boost economic growth to those that redistribute wealth.This combination of scepticism about trade without any great enthusiasm for class warfare is awkward for the party's internal politics.

A manager will always be happy if someone is asking for more work and is really interested in what they're doing rather than delivering reliably but without any real enthusiasm".

Clinton was flying back from an overnight trip to Peru, talking — without any great enthusiasm — about the topic that would begin to obsess the American political world as soon as the presidential ballots had been counted: Will Hillary run in 2016?

"NOTHING GREAT WAS EVER ACHIEVED WITHOUT ENTHUSIASM," says a sign on his otherwise uncluttered desk.