Sentence examples for bubble of enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

During an interview, the only questions that seemed to deflate Dr. Corr's bubble of enthusiasm were one about Rezulin, a diabetes drug that Warner-Lambert withdrew from the market after dozens of deaths, and one about whether Pfizer could attract the top pharmaceutical scientists -- a measure of the quality of a drug company's labs.

Besides, Silicon Valley has always been cyclical, as different technologies emerge and inspire great bubbles of enthusiasm; indeed, there are those who say a biotechnology boom is just around the corner.

TECH CRUNCH Crisis Could Mean Bursting of Tech Bubble |  Investors and entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley are predicting that the crisis taking hold of global financial markets will be the pin that finally bursts the bubble of investor enthusiasm for consumer Internet companies that has been swelling for the last year.

Microsoft portrays the I.B.M. strategy as trying to exploit a post-bubble loss of enthusiasm for technology and persuade companies to hand over their computing chores to I.B.M.

"I used to ski better than the people who lived in the villages by the slopes," he says, with a sudden bubbling over of enthusiasm.

Collectively we had a bubbling stew of enthusiasm and just enough experience to convince ourselves it could be done.

"There's such a heightened sense of bubble awareness in Silicon Valley that people confuse any expression of enthusiasm for a bubble," said Paul Kedrosky, the executive director of the William J. von Liebig Center for Entrepreneurism and Technology Advancement at the University of California, San Diego.

The display of bubbling enthusiasm, however, could not conceal the erosion of connoisseurship here too.

He is extremely expressive and creates a sense of bubbling enthusiasm that is extremely contagious.

He is extremely expressive, and keeps fidgeting during the interview creating a sense of bubbling enthusiasm that is extremely contagious.

Such considerations, points out Mr Hickey, dryly, "do not seem to be reflected in the $25 billion valuation".What does seem to be reflected is a lot of enthusiasm, which some might describe as bubble-like.