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She knew they were failures, and he read her disapproval in every perfunctory and unenthusiastic line of her letter. And she was right.

Another prisoner, a 38-year-old who did not wish to be named, was equally unenthusiastic.

Mr. Williams said he wasn't opposed to banner advertising but sounded unenthusiastic.

Many Americans may be unenthusiastic about America's military excursions in recent years, particularly about the war in Iraq.

An unskilled and unenthusiastic provider (ie, acting skills) is not going to last long. .

an unenthusiastic performance by the orchestra; unenthusiastic applause.

American trade unions, an important Democratic constituency, are decidedly unenthusiastic.

Many Democrats, especially from states with a lot of coal or wilting manufacturers, have long been unenthusiastic.

In fact, my bankers were so unenthusiastic about my prospects that they refused my loan application at the last minute!

He last week began the process of taking North Korea off the US terrorist list, a step Mr Cheney was unenthusiastic about.

Youknow you are in an energy deficit when you are tired, irritable, stressed, frustrated and generally unenthusiastic.

She's always found Guangdong's urbanites cold and unenthusiastic in comparison with the villagers she grew up with.

Wary of foreign acquisitions outside the favored resources sector, Beijing is probably unenthusiastic about a Geely offer.

Mr Larijani also knows that both Russia and China are unenthusiastic in principle about sanctions.

But early reaction from foreign-exchange markets was unenthusiastic.

Her suggestion received a rather unenthusiastic welcome.

But Okoshi's colleagues were unenthusiastic when asked whether such incentives might push them to expand their families.

Germany and France want to regulate short selling; Britain and America are unenthusiastic.