In some areas, militant threats and anti-Indian sentiment dampened turnout, but some people defied threats, voting with enthusiasm.
A more positive interpretation is that America voted with enthusiasm, but with strings attached -- strings ensuring that neither man strayed too far from the middle.
The government the signatories are asking us to elect (and to vote for with enthusiasm) will continue the war in Afghanistan, the subordinate relationship with the US, and the international and domestic "war on terror" with its terrible human toll.
His pursuit of a tax cut had dominated his career and he gaveled down the winning vote with such enthusiasm that the gavel fell to the floor.
In terms of voting, ambivalent voters tend to take longer to make up their mind, and often vote with less enthusiasm.
In early 2008, 47% of Republican voters said they would vote for McCain with enthusiasm — and back then, hard-core conservatives were condemning McCain as too moderate, much as they criticize Romney today.
The vote was met with enthusiasm from advocates, including the American Lung Assn., but vendors like Mike and Jeanine Robbins, who own Paradise Cigars, expressed concern about the rules hurting their business and the adult environment of the fair.
However, some Chris tian Democrats voted with more enthusiasm for Dr. Allende than others, reflecting the division between the followers of Mr. Frei, a moderate, and those of Mr. Tomic.
The blonde wiggles and wriggles but Jesus wins the vote with his awkward enthusiasm, much to the audience's delight.
To the Editor: I am a lifelong New Yorker who voted for term limits with enthusiasm.
Consider this my vote for enthusiasm.
