"enthusiasm means" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing the definition or true essence of enthusiasm. Example: "For me, enthusiasm means feeling a deep passion and excitement for a particular activity or idea."
Hall's enthusiasm means that BBC producers are currently scouting out all tech startups, phoning known coding gurus, asking them for Big Ideas.
"Student inexperience – despite bags of enthusiasm – means that academic supervisors have to really get to grips with a case and provide close guidance," says Price.
"Investors see macro as a hedge to the world shifting," reckons Mr Novogratz, who oversees his firm's macro funds.That enthusiasm means other kinds of hedge fund are busy buffing up their expertise in macro.
This eccentric mix of serious racing and hopeless enthusiasm means that the thoroughbreds of the hen-racing world stand as much chance as any have-a-goer who turns up on the day (held on the first Saturday of August each year).
My enthusiasm means that I end up talking to my London friends a lot about football, and I am struck to find them still just a bit aggrieved about England's failure in this past summer's World Cup, even though it was indistinguishable from England's failures at the previous 12 World Cups.
Much has been made about Latino enthusiasm around voting on Tuesday, suggesting that low enthusiasm means "not voting".
That energy and enthusiasm mean he's the right choice to take this organisation forward.
Her looks and enthusiasm meant that she did not have to wait long for jobs.
Kristal's openness to bands that were raw - and often inept - along with his genuine enthusiasm meant CBGB's incubated influential music.
Like basically the rest of the world, I've been watching the London Olympics with utter enthusiasm, which means not checking Facebook or Twitter out of fear of finding out the results of an event way before I've watched it and definitely making sure to DVR every event that I know I won't be able to watch live just in case I'm busy when it airs.
"These kids have shown us what enthusiasm really means - both on the field and off it," said Carol Bellamy, UNICEF's Executive Director.
