His enthusiasm turns out to be contagious.
The leader of the free world is a busy man: that he set aside Monday morning for this show is a measure of his enthusiasm for India.How significant the enthusiasm turns out to be may depend on where you are sitting.
My boyish enthusiasm, it turned out, worked more effectively in getting the 19-hour Chinese opera "The Peony Pavilion" airborne than it did with "The Eternal Road".
(In your correspondent's case, these were requested from six academic supervisors, who not only did not disparage the idea as unrealistic, but responded with enthusiasm; one, it turned out, had even considered applying himself).
This glass-half-full attitude may explain the surprising enthusiasm with which Zimbabweans turned out on March 16th to endorse a new constitution.The revised rulebook has its flaws.
Belgium, where voting is compulsory, recorded 90% attendance while Slovaks showed the least enthusiasm - just 13% turned out.
In the discussed case, the attempt at FCM made with great enthusiasm at the beginning turned out to be a great failure in the end.
Voters, however, expressed little enthusiasm for the polling and turned out in record-low numbers.
Fears of a glut of jargon-heavy pontification might not have been assuaged by the title of the opening address: "Pain as Bright as Steel: The Monomyth and Light in 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer.' " But as it turned out, the enthusiasm that bubbled up among the participants had translated beautifully.
Despite the initial enthusiasm at the time, this turned out to be a giant crock of shit.
The enthusiasm of the masses, however, turned out to be the first example of "overestimation of aid needed" – blood banks in other parts of the country received so many donations in the first few days after the earthquake that they had to turn people away [3], [4].
