Ignatius described the past week as one that went from "painful" -- in the sense that the Graham family's sun was setting at the paper -- to a more enthusiastic conclusion.
Have an enthusiastic closing.
As one enthusiastic reviewer put it: 'The main conclusions may best be stated in a quotation: "Monkey society is based on dominance.
Staying in the Game The president's enthusiastic reception in Europe reinforced that conclusion.
The reviewers were much less enthusiastic about the MD simulations and the strong conclusions drawn from them.
In some cases, enthusiastic adoption of this hypothesis resulted in wrong conclusions being drawn from otherwise valid data (compare, e.g., Matsuzaki et al. [2008] with Grauvogel et al. [2007]).
Listening to the latter, you might have come to the conclusion that the Bee Gees were enthusiastic consumers of acid, but Barry says not, or at least not exactly: "We never saw LSD, heroin, any of those things.
Overall, the reviewers were very enthusiastic about the results, the methodology, and the general conclusions of your study.
It is a curse of political leaders, especially those outside the conventional mainstream, that they draw the wrong conclusions from their supportive entourage and the large, enthusiastic crowds they sometimes draw.
