Enthusiastic In A Sentence

Definition of Enthusiastic

• The enthusiastic welcome he received from his countrymen encouraged his dissatisfaction.
• Two letters this morning were full of enthusiastic encomium on the use of the machine.
• Hatherleigh made an enthusiastic noise and drank beer at him with round eyes over the mug.
• Nothing is so warm, and enthusiastic as a sudden expansion of the heart between young men.
• Some were doubtless impressed, and went away enthusiastic about that young warrior.
• The inhabitants of Mastung were enthusiastic in their description of the plain in summer.
• At Versailles, we found thousands at the station, who gave us a most enthusiastic welcome.
• Some were enthusiastic students of English literature, and especially of English poetry.
• Mr Haydon understands art, lectures upon it, and is, we believe, enthusiastic in his profession.
• His appearance was the signal for prolonged and enthusiastic greeting from the enormous audience present.
• The view that burst upon his sight was such as might well have engrossed the attention of a more enthusiastic temperament.
• His tastes and accomplishments were many and various, and he was very young-hearted and enthusiastic in the pursuit of them all his life.
• At such times his public addresses became so attractive that thousands of enthusiastic hearers assembled to hang upon his lips.
• Thence her fame travelled back to her own home; but an early death prevented her from enjoying the fruits of her enthusiastic toil.
• We soon found that our, enthusiastic friend was trying to do a million dollar business on a one dollar capital.
• The enthusiastic lawyer refused all promotion, and became a quite pious adorer of this angel of grace and beauty.
• But never before, to his enthusiastic sense, did the sweet seriousness of this angelic symbol come with such strange significance.
• The proficiency which I had acquired in his art during my residence in the convent had made me an enthusiastic amateur.
• Jacques Bourassin was the first man they met on landing, and he was enthusiastic about the prospects before them.
• This was well, because, being enthusiastic and irrepressible, he would probably have given his opinion first at any rate.
• The next day Tommy gave an organ recital in the playground before a large and enthusiastic audience.
• For many decades the party professed enthusiastic admiration of British institutions and our ideals of personal freedom.
• There is a vacancy in my domestic staff, and the rush to fill it has been less enthusiastic than I could wish.
• The enthusiastic shouts of the squadrons proved that the host was ready to follow Banfi whithersoever he might choose to lead it.
• Of late years the Sophists have found an enthusiastic defender in the distinguished historian of Greece.
• She herself was beginning to have that enthusiastic admiration for her which generous girls accord to others more beautiful and more gifted than themselves.

• An enthusiastic cheer answered him.
• I am not an enthusiastic play-goer.
• The most enthusiastic men are often the quietest.
• The assembly broke into enthusiastic applause.
• The Alumni had an enthusiastic meeting.
• He was an enthusiastic Oriental scholar.
• Surgeon, an enthusiastic fox-hunting, 138.
• William Dewey was one of its most enthusiastic proponents.
• He grew even more enthusiastic after meeting Louise.
• The most enthusiastic cheers followed this interesting speech.
• As they drew near the valley his eyes lost their enthusiastic light.
• Music lovers crowded into his dressing-room, enthusiastic in their praises.
• To the excited vision of the enthusiastic Pep the result was a burst of glory.
• He growed plumb enthusiastic then, 'Beautiful subject,' says he.