You might remember him from his previous role of "being slightly too enthusiastic on T4".
By contrast, we were slightly less enthusiastic about some of the more expensive wines in the tasting.
The Italy coach, Antonio Conte, was slightly less enthusiastic about the way Ireland played, though admitted they deserved their victory.
Instead, it seems to have narrowed from 2010, with some polls suggesting that Democratic voters are slightly more enthusiastic than Republicans, and other surveys saying the opposite.
So far the White House seems just slightly more enthusiastic about this trial than Mr. Milosevic himself, and Mr. Milosevic has done everything short of mooning the judges.
Earlier, in November, the state Assembly passed it by a margin only slightly less enthusiastic; 46 votes to 11 in favor, with 20 abstentions.
Mets officials were slightly less enthusiastic when discussing the possibility; they don't want to keep fans away this weekend, although rain has been forecast for today and tomorrow.
But the 2002 Michelin red guide fobs it off with a cursory bow to the "rural atmosphere," withholding marks of distinction, and the current Gault-Millau guide, slightly more enthusiastic, accords it only 14 points out of a possible 20.
Another fisherman promised to pick up a slightly less enthusiastic group at dawn on another day and then failed to show up, leaving us to watch the pelicans rise to meet the sun.
But they are only slightly more enthusiastic about Mr Romney, who reminds them of the absentee executives who show up at the factories where they work to announce lay-offs and closures.South Bend, Indiana, is typical in many ways of the largely white, working-class towns across the Midwest which will help to determine the outcome of the election.
While women indicated that they were slightly more enthusiastic about voting than men, the increase in the percentage saying that relative to four years ago was much higher, an increase of 18 percentage points among women compared with 11 points among men.
