Sentences with phrase «little enthusiasm»

Some children will willingly sit on the potty but show little enthusiasm for anything more.

Your once - active dog might not want to run and play, showing little enthusiasm for physical activity.

But what looks like a great potential benefit is being met with little enthusiasm from younger researchers.

It's a typical cowboy type picture with very little enthusiasm from the cast.

The federal law encourages such transfers, but does not require them, and most urban superintendents have found little enthusiasm for the idea among their suburban neighbors.

However, even the most innovative learning solutions sometimes find little enthusiasm in learners, followed by low completion rates.

They may have very little enthusiasm toward the end of the event to hear yet again another eager job candidate.

I come to you this morning with a similar tale of the general economy, one where consumers show little enthusiasm while businesses see opportunity everywhere.

There seems little enthusiasm on the part of the chain stores to stock a small press title, much less a self - published or subsidy published one.

No wonder the congregation has little enthusiasm for the next clerical leader's idea of ministry.

And while the company appears to have struck gold with Instagram stories, its refined take on Snapchat's ephemeral public posts, similar products in the main Facebook app and in Facebook Messenger have generated little enthusiasm among users.

Giambra emerged as an early contender for the GOP gubernatorial nod, but found little enthusiasm among party leaders.

I'm puzzled at investors having so little enthusiasm for such a stable, cash - rich & low - cost producer.

On Wednesday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell mostly made nice with Trump but also shot down or expressed little enthusiasm in some of his plans.

The course itself excited little enthusiasm in Luther's mind.

His father, Jin (Youn Ho Cho), and mother, Soyoung (Haerry Kim), have pinned all their hopes on the quiet, obedient son who displays little enthusiasm for the future they envision for him.

His «compassionate conservative» messages asking that no child be «left behind» inspired little enthusiasm among either educators or students, perhaps because the close presidential election in 2000 had left the country hopelessly divided.

Even if I see military and political success as possible, I will have little enthusiasm if the liberated peoples can anticipate nothing but misery.

For all the gusto Friday at claiming Trump had been exonerated by the charges against the Russians, the White House has demonstrated little enthusiasm for holding Russia to account.

Trump may be the only lifelong New Yorker in the presidential race, but that doesn't seem to win him any points in his hometown, according to results of an exclusive NY1 / Baruch College City poll, which which also found surprisingly little enthusiasm for a third - party run by former NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg.

The proposal drew little enthusiasm from senators and Assembly members at the speech, and many did not applaud.

But the Council has evinced little enthusiasm for such a ban, with some members criticizing the potential for lost jobs.

YouGov's latest poll for the Sunday Times shows how little enthusiasm there is for these elections.

«I can muster little enthusiasm for basal readers, those homogenized and bowdlerized grade - school texts, edited according to readability formulas and syllable schemes, that constitute the bulk of the average child's officially sanctioned reading material in American schools,» comments Ms. Ohanian, a senior editor of Learning87 and a former teacher.

The «breakthrough» languished for years, with no practical application and little enthusiasm within the company.

The Cold War and its bipolar world generated little enthusiasm for an EU international identity distinct from the USA and «the West» in parts of Europe dependent on NATO for security.

A populist who inspires so little enthusiasm from actual voters that he drops out before the first ballot gets cast probably isn't the man to improve Mitt Romney's numbers with blue - collar voters in Ohio and Michigan — and absent that qualification, the argument for picking Pawlenty mostly evaporates.

However, apart from De Piero's appointment and the return of his former leadership rival Owen Smith to the shadow cabinet last week in the Northern Ireland post, Corbyn has shown little enthusiasm so far for bringing back any of his critics into plum posts, preferring to reward allies or promote backbenchers.

Cynthia Nixon has pushed Governor Andrew Cuomo so far out of his comfort zone that he's now proposing new laws for which he has previously expressed little enthusiasm.

Last man standing was state Sen. John DeFrancisco, 71, of DeWitt, who excited little enthusiasm.

The second issue is that a narrow focus on racial equity inside schools and districts generates very little enthusiasm from families on the topside of the gap.

Democrats have displayed little enthusiasm for returning to Albany before next year.

A Quinnipiac University poll yesterday showed little enthusiasm from voters, who said they trusted the unions more than the governor and gave Mr. Cuomo such bad marks on education that it dragged down his approval rating to 50 percent.

Snoop's novelty wears off after around three matches, as he just repeats the same eight or nine lines over and over with little enthusiasm in his delivery.

A general mood of discouragement set in, and though both Lausanne and Stockholm were kept alive by means of continuation committees, there was little enthusiasm among the churches.

Ironically, the same poll found little enthusiasm for the mayoral candidacy of another former elected official tarnished by a sex scandal - ex-Rep.

The interim coach showed little enthusiasm for returning next season, and he leaves having completed a solid stabilising job.

The vast majority of these hires fail for four reasons: (1) a quickly - emergent and readily apparent lack of energy (stamina) and / or little enthusiasm for the day - to - day aspects of the business; (2) a weak connection to and empathy for the rest of the employees; (3) an early tendency to criticize the way you have run the business in the past; and (4) a focus and excessive interest in and emphasis on financial and compensation issues.

Simply showing a little enthusiasm for your idea, and even dropping the simple line, «I am passionate about this,» is all you really need.

There is little enthusiasm these days when it comes to economic forecasting.

The first King national holiday was celebrated with little enthusiasm for the ideas that were central to the civil rights leader's thought and action.

Researchers have found that children whose parents actively encourage their physical pursuits — by driving them to soccer practice, say, and cheering them on — are much more likely to stick with these activities than kids whose parents show little enthusiasm.

She showed little enthusiasm for a second EU referendum, stating: «Brexit means Brexit».

According to a study published by the Istituto Catteneo, a significant share of Five Stars votes come from individuals who supported centre - left parties in the past, if with little enthusiasm.

Today, however, the new leader showed little enthusiasm for working with the Conservatives, with all parties facing a possible hung parliament in 2009 or 2010.