Among semi-fictional series about comedians, it's less whimsical than "Curb Your Enthusiasm," angrier than "Louie" and more real than "The Comedians".
Even if retail consumers show a lack of enthusiasm for slingshotting angry birds at swine #throughGlass, the technology still represents a multi-billion dollar business for Google.
Because of this insight, this understanding, he was "wildly cheered by angry blacks, then cheered with equal enthusiasm by blue-collar whites who professed to hate blacks," making for a potentially transformative alliance that has gone unrepresented since his death.
The U.S. embassy received angry criticism of Thoi's lack of enthusiasm towards implementing the policy, stating, "he is most certainly not interested in land distribution which would divest him of much of his property".
Earlier, Dame Margaret Hodge, who began the process of a vote of no confidence, said MPs were angry about Corbyn's failure to campaign with enthusiasm for the UK to remain in the EU.
This public enthusiasm did not extend to the west; in Detroit an angry crowd hanged and burned effigies of the prisoners.
For Mr. Santorum, getting angry — especially at the media or Mr. Obama — may help generate the kind of enthusiasm that Mr. Romney seems unable to create for himself.
("Last year's enthusiasm is remote now," Grisham allegedly told Debenedetti. "People are angry with Obama for having done little or nothing and having promised too much").
MMI marking criteria for each non-cognitive domain (for example, vocation/motivation), included the scope of the desired behaviours (for example, enthusiasm for a career in general practice or dealing with an angry patient), which was to be marked using a seven point rating scale.
The first time, I travelled over with my father and we set about the mountain with great zest and enthusiasm but we suffered: poor fitness, altitude sickness, failure to reach the summit, arguments, angry hut guardians and then a benighting.
