But, I asked, what about that other side to the hill station, the peace and quiet, the sense of nature, the evening chills that came from jungle mists rather than over-enthusiastic air-conditioning?
Vonk's wildlife shows, known for his enthusiastic storytelling, air every day, and Naturalis Biodiversity Center in Leiden, where Vonk has a half-time appointment, has made him its public face.
Unbeknownst to her, one parent called the local TV station, which was enthusiastic to air portions of the workshop.
The clock is ticking for those who envision themselves as the next Phil McGraw, Dr. Mehmet Oz, or Rachael Ray -- all stars made significantly more luminous by Ms. Winfrey's enthusiastic on-air endorsement.
So as flying in the Northeast returns to normal, it may be a good idea to hold the Champagne and contemplate that, as welcome as it may be, normal isn't all that much to get enthusiastic about in air travel these days.
Dawkins's mistake was to update his website with a letter politely giving notice of a few planned changes to its "community" bulletin-board, where 85,000 enthusiastic atheists come to air their views and discuss them with like minds.
Mr. Poteet appeared tired an older, Mrs. Poteet became more determined than enthusiastic and had a distracted air.
My sense is that the enthusiastic response to "Into Thin Air" and "The Perfect Storm," among others, suggests a discomfort with the extent of human power.
The results are bawdy but never lecherous; sometimes all his enthusiastic bedroom talk has an air of childlike goofiness to it, as if he were thrilled to get away with boasting so freely.
Additionally, the air strikes garnered enthusiastic support from people who could not correctly identify the President of Syria, tell what the acronym ISIS stands for, or locate Syria on a map.
