Sentence examples for embedded enthusiasm from inspiring English sources
Alas, Lara Stein is no longer with TED and I am hopeful that it continues with the same embedded enthusiasm and truthfulness that it did during her time in charge.
Embedded in McEnroe's enthusiasm for Roger Federer's rivalry with Rafael Nadal is his desire to defer to them for the good of a sport about which, in his youth, he created a histrionic public drama of ambivalence, but now, as an older man, he says he has finally come to cherish.
There's something about the Webshots approach though that has a "destination site" feel to it though and I think it's widely acknowledged that embedded, viral media is where the market's enthusiasm is right now.
But no matter what, the critical next step still has to be channeling rage at deeply embedded structural racism and blatant injustice into "impassioned enthusiasm" for the larger fight.
We have become finely tuned instruments of semiotic analysis, capable of decoding at a glance the false enthusiasm of friends, the connotations of geotags, the tangle of opinions that lie embedded in a single turn of phrase.
Being an embedded reporter usually carries the reverse risk, but the chasm between scorn in the media and the enthusiasm of supporters was felt most keenly on Saturday night.
It is embedded in singing in which her childlike wail suddenly breaks into a wide-open vibrato, and tension is released in a happy gasp of enthusiasm as she breaks into a clearing.
(Court document embedded below).
Racism and embedded prejudice".
