IN MOST job interviews, candidates gush and enthuse about the institution they hope to join.
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The bishop's underlings wrote to their boss to enthuse about the energies of the new principal.
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Then the two go on to enthuse about their Vegas experience, specifically with regard to comedian Don Rickles.
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Senator Al Franken is on hand to enthuse about his favorite version of "Althea": Nassau Coliseum, May 16, 1980.
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Unlike most media that targets women, these bloggers are not compelled to breathlessly enthuse about every emergent pop-cultural phenomenon.
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And when I mention the show during our conversation, the two enthuse about its relationship to their work on Marvel's movies.
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And here I disagree strongly with Musk and with my late Cambridge colleague Stephen Hawking, who enthuse about rapid build-up of large-scale Martian communities.
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They love pop music, Katy Perry and Charli XCX, old classics like The Beach Boys and readily enthuse about everything from T-Rex to rare cover songs by Weezer.
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The pair enthuse about "two more albums' worth" of demos and recordings they're now sat on, and talk feverishly about their complex plans for an upcoming duo of debut live shows.
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They say that members who enthuse about the president's ostensible victories for workers, like his efforts to block the manufacturer Carrier from sending jobs to Mexico from Indiana, are utterly blinkered.
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After it was over, they stayed to praise and congratulate the young cast and continued to enthuse about it as they made their way to a nearby restaurant in the pouring rain.
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I also got the chance to enthuse about the impact and necessity of the #MeToo movement in an essay commissioned by Mr. Buruma last November, shortly after the first wave of accused men starting falling.
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He can enthuse about the intricacies of the updated hardware design of this powerful machine, which is designed with a snake-like hinge that allows you to remove the screen and use it as a tablet.
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So when we watch a roaring mountainside fire and listen to an unseen inmate enthuse about her firefighting job, we can immediately sense the awfulness of a life where being surrounded by flames feels like a kind of freedom.
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"Given the lack of a major stimulus in the union budget to counter the economic slowdown and sector-specific stimulus for stressed sectors ... there is not much to enthuse about the earnings or growth outlook," said Sher Mehta, director at Virtuoso Economics.
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Blogs were essentially just digital fanzines but they could reach further, and rather than just enthuse about a record they had just found, they could post it – you could grab it and hear it, or play it in your own town that night.
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Just as dubiously, when Molly is at her most vulnerable, he trots out a series of male authority figures, including her estranged father (Kevin Costner), who speak at and for her, who excuse her past, vouch for her character and enthuse about her future.
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She steals scenes from the main cast just with her facial expressions when she's lurking in the background, and when she takes the foreground to dance to DeBarge's "Rhythm Of The Night" or enthuse about her latest crackpot invention, she comes across like the world's most upbeat Batman villain.
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In 1963, while a prisoner at the federal penitentiary at McNeil Island in Washington state, Charles Manson heard other prisoners enthuse about two books: Robert Heinlein's science fiction novel Stranger in a Strange Land (1961) and L. Ron Hubbard's self-help guide Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health (1950).
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Being a young woman with a fortune of £20,000, she considers Tom to be a suitable match. However, her feelings obey neither her financial goals nor her cultural norms and she finds herself preferring instead the younger brother, Edmund. Edmund and his cousin, Fanny Price, discuss Mary's merits. They both enthuse about her appearance and manner, but have one reservation.
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To further impress her he employs the services of the Dollhouse, which sends Echo and Victor to the showing, both imprinted to enthuse about Nolan to Priya. However, Priya is discomforted by the lavish party, and more interested in Victor than in Nolan. She attempts to leave with Victor, which culminates in a confrontation with Nolan. Rejecting his increasingly threatening advances, Priya leaves the party.
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For decisions like a new presidium, or other important judgements these days are very important. In 2017 the association day will be combined with the ceremony of the occasion "50 years Austrian Army Sports Association". It is planned to enthuse about 300 people with Austrian top athletes, interviews, an anniversary publication and a lot more. This event will be on May 31 and June 1, 2017.
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Perhaps the oddest thing is Sidonius' uncharacteristic failure to enthuse about Ruricius' father, whoever he was. Perhaps since Ruricius was apparently at one point Sidonius' protégé, Sidonius may have felt it somehow inappropriate. Some suggest that nevertheless Ruricius may not have been an Anicius because he makes no reference in his surviving letters that he is related, nor does he communicate with any known member of the family.Mathisen 1999, p.4.
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