When supervisors encourage him to use his literary talents to buff up their clients' reports, he responds with enthusiasm: I was given the job of editing out the less credible or unnecessary parts of some of the narratives, while at the same time pointing out places where some stories could be expanded upon or magnified for greater narrative effect.
The arrival of the aviator at Domodossola aroused great enthusiasm, and a reception was given for him by the Italian Under-Secretary of State for the Interior.
The music, however, was mostly received with enthusiasm, and special praise was given to the pre-prom renditions of "Rolling in the Deep" and "Isn't She Lovely".
With him, as well as with several other artists as colleagues, the enthusiasm became full-blown; it was given a rather metaphysical name, Indian Space Painting.
Nevertheless, according to Meade, "he was given to quixotic enthusiasms and was sometimes too cocksure of his knowledge".
"The Creation" was given without intermission, and at the end its audience howled with enthusiasm.
ORS was given by only 55.1% of caregivers, whereas the tendency to give medicine by injection shows, albeit misguided, enthusiasm to treat the diarrhea.
Shock therapy was practiced, and the first psychotropic medications were given with enthusiasm.
University technical colleges, the brainchild of former Tory education secretary Kenneth Baker, are struggling against the same lack of enthusiasm, especially where they have been given the go-ahead in an area with popular secondaries and a relatively small catchment area.
"Strictly goons" is the way Welles describes these folk, meaning that they were given to intemperate enthusiasm.
