11.   One bite of a steaming-hot pasty immediately inspires enthusiasm.

12.   The flurry of excitement says a lot about the failure of the existing Republican field to inspire enthusiasm.

13.   What did Jefferson see there to inspire such enthusiasm?

14.   A stolid figure, he inspires little enthusiasm among most Russians and consistently fares poorly in opinion polls.

15.   Already, though, the Brotherhood seems to have suffered from the boycott, with even its independent candidates failing to inspire enthusiasm in voters worried about bread-and-butter issues.

16.   Leading international oils, for instance, have sported generous yields after enduring a long period in which they inspired little enthusiasm among growth investors.

17.   Neither Jospin nor Chirac inspires great enthusiasm in a country which is already wary of its political class.