1 This certainty of the morrow gave zest and enthusiasm to life, and the County people enjoyed life with a heartiness that Ellen could never understand.
2 The South was intoxicated with enthusiasm and excitement.
3 Every matron, old or young, in Atlanta nursed and did it with an enthusiasm that seemed to Scarlett little short of fanatic.
4 Her eyes blazed with enthusiasm and happiness and the two stared at her, Ashley with a queer stunned look, Scarlett with surprise mingled with shame.
5 Scarlett could not help laughing at the pride and enthusiasm of father and daughter.
6 She knew that Gerty Farish admired her blindly, and therefore supposed that she inspired the same sentiments in Grace Stepney, whom she classified as a Gerty Farish without the saving traits of youth and enthusiasm.
7 She had immediately conceived enormous enthusiasm; she had chanted, "These are the real people."
8 She hinted of her new enthusiasm.
9 Ella Stowbody, who was a professional, having studied elocution in Milwaukee, disapproved of Carol's enthusiasm for recent plays.
10 They were blue, and they were never still; they expressed amusement, pity, enthusiasm.
11 When the news had been told and their enthusiasm had slackened she looked about and was proud to be able to point out a senator, to explain the cleverness of the canopied garden.
12 Her enthusiasm, and her violent likes and dislikes, asserted themselves in all the everyday occupations of life.
13 The enthusiasm for the dance, which the Vannis had kindled, did not at once die out.
14 Her playing had aroused a fever of enthusiasm.
15 "Just a moment," said Jurgis, checking his enthusiasm.