Sentences with phrase «muster much enthusiasm»

In this economy, with current systems still perceived as viable, it's apparently hard for many people to muster much enthusiasm for pricy new systems with incremental improvements.

«Oh hello, James,» she said, unable to muster much enthusiasm at the sight of him.

Years ago, when I taught language arts at the elementary level, I could never muster much enthusiasm for poetry writing.

Not even the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has managed to muster much enthusiasm for the technology: it recently estimated that the ocean's maximum contribution to the global energy budget would not exceed a paltry 1 to 2 per cent by 2050.

Not exact matches

I wish I could muster the same enthusiasm for the entirety of a film that has a by - the - books feel in its tale of a washed - out country - and - western travellin» man who is redeemed (well, maybe) by the love of a much younger woman - a journalist, no less.

In the books she's still not doing very much, and frankly I can't muster up much enthusiasm her chapters.

And at one New York firm, a young female associate, with blonde, unwashed hair, a pallid complexion and dark circles under her eyes couldn't muster up much enthusiasm for her job.

I asked how much, with all the enthusiasm I could muster while reaching into my pocket.

When the CEO of a company that makes smartwatches can't muster enthusiasm about his own products, that doesn't inspire much confidence.