Their applause was often enthusiastic for the message, but more supportive than ecstatic for the man.
Both before and after his conversion, the younger Mr. Phillips said, Christians were often enthusiastic about his father's Jewish ancestry.
Yet he never suggested that he would quit, and was often enthusiastic about some of the training, particularly weapons instruction.
Arne came to my studio, looked around at the weird, screaming Bugs Bunny heads on Renaissance bodies that I was doing then, and said, 'I don't know one person I could sell these to.' " Glimcher was often enthusiastic about his other work, and the gallery paid him a generous monthly stipend, but the lack of sales meant that his debt kept building up.
Those who had received TB services through the intervention were often enthusiastic about their desire to advocate for others to get diagnosis and treatment now that it had become available in the community.
Several peer-group organizers who we interviewed noted that they had approached hospitals to ask for small amounts of funding to support their groups; however while hospitals were often enthusiastic about the idea of young adult support groups, they said that they were unable to fund them in any way.
It helps that the attendees are often young, enthusiastic and optimistic.
This does require compromise on both the part of the child (losing their private pursuit) and the parent (having to share the main TV) but has the advantage of not only keeping games in eyeshot but encouraging families to play together – something that children are often more enthusiastic about than parents anticipate.
And people in the business community, psychiatry and couples therapy are often highly enthusiastic about my work in the biology of temperament.
For example, some nurses are concerned that telehealth would make them redundant and thus, they are often less enthusiastic than patients in the initial phases of telehealth implementation [ 35, 98– 100].
