"Encouraging the first date, sympathising after the first argument, enthusiastic about the 'first home together', excited about the wedding — and we have had too many to count," she wrote.
In interviews he's very enthusiastic, and makes trenchant arguments about the benefits of his products.
His dissents, particularly the ones he has written solo, tend to be fascinating and weird, eschewing traditional legal arguments for enthusiastic and lengthy historical surveys of the habits and cultural mores that might have informed the Founding Fathers.
Of all the respondents in Plato's dialogues, the interlocutors in the Sophist and Statesman most closely resemble the respondent in the second part of the Parmenides, a young man named Aristotle (not the famous philosopher), who never objects when he should, and who gives his most enthusiastic assents when Parmenides' argument is most problematic or obscure.
That argument has found some enthusiastic supporters among young Swiss voters.
For that sort of tactic to have any chance of success in the EU referendum, first the young themselves have to be engaged with the arguments, registered to vote and enthusiastic about going to the polls.
Ideally, this will be something you really believe in, because it is much easier to make convincing arguments for ideas you are enthusiastic about.
Banking analysts were not enthusiastic about the idea of him continuing that line of argument at Thursday's House hearing.
Like a really good class taught by a team of enthusiastic professors, "Urbanized" supplies grist for many late-night arguments or solitary ruminations.
Brown did not think the UK should join the single currency and the Treasury analysis provided him with strong arguments to fend off the much more enthusiastic Tony Blair.
At meetings, Edward would listen and make enthusiastic suggestions, but every now and again, usually during arguments, he would expect the room to fall silent for him to say his piece.
