I have an inclination to be hyperbolic about … everything, but this quality has worked in my favor to infuse excitement in my students.
EVEN as the first Europeans to go to the polls since the formal launch of the single currency, the Dutch found it hard to infuse excitement into their general-election campaign.
Beyond business growth, thought leadership can fuel growth and opportunities for employee engagement and infuse excitement back into a workplace culture.
To infuse more excitement in early November, college basketball in recent years has turned to tournaments that feature the best teams, as well as to gimmick games.
In Massachusetts, the right wing base was infused with excitement over the possibility of taking progressive icon Ted Kennedy's Senate seat -- and hobbling Obama's agenda in the Senate.
But I was infused by the excitement of the creative dynamo of capitalism".
If Ms. Minnelli's voice is in shambles, she can infuse an electric excitement into a Bob Fosse shoulder shrug.
The spirit of this capacious hero has absorbed the losses felt in the immediate postwar period and been infused with the excitement and optimism of movements for gay rights, feminism, and environmental consciousness.
The familiar songs "First You Dream," from the Kander and Ebb show "Steel Pier," and the Styne-Comden-Green ballad "Make Someone Happy" from "Do Re Mi," were infused with the excitement of discovery, as if Ms. McDonald and the audience were together realizing how humble Broadway songs delivered with passion and intelligence could convey basic emotional truths.
Her book "Opera in Seventeenth-Century Venice: The Creation of a Genre" is one of those monumental works of scholarship which tell you more than you really need to know about a subject while infusing the tiniest details with excitement.
Mrs. Heinz Kerry has had a net positive effect on the campaign, infusing it with some welcome spontaneity and excitement, current and former campaign aides say.
