enthusiasm **

But his enthusiasm seemed to come, as well, from other things.

She is happy and full of enthusiasm for her single life.

Let us take the enthusiasm of these young people as an example.

He had lost most of his enthusiasm for the idea by now.

I let my enthusiasm for history run away with me.

"Will you at least try to work up some enthusiasm for the role?"

Would see just how deep his enthusiasm for change was.

On the other hand, she did not show any enthusiasm.

But I never could get up any enthusiasm about these things.

We look for enthusiasm, people who want to work with our children.

He looked at me without a great deal of enthusiasm.

He did his own work with more energy and enthusiasm than ever.

The enthusiasm had always been on their side, rather than his.

But soon he had another to open, and never with less enthusiasm.

He was a man who had lost enthusiasm in life.

He looked down on Miles with something less than enthusiasm.

The students had spent the last month getting to know the books, and their enthusiasm was high.

Their enthusiasm for such work is likely to have played an important part in the results.

There is order in the school and enthusiasm from parents.

And enthusiasm is what can make or break an evening.

For that reason, the new test is being met with enthusiasm.

There is also enthusiasm for some sort of national health plan.

That is something I can support with a great deal of enthusiasm.

God, he had no enthusiasm left for this job of his.

This part of the plan had not met with general enthusiasm.