And his enthusiasm, although professional, is unfeigned.
Her passion for her characters is unfeigned: the author seems as eager to find out what becomes of them as the reader.
Burton, just as he did with Ed Wood, treats him instead with at least a measure of affection, and respects his passion for art, which at least is unfeigned We can't help but feel a sympathy for him when he is being sneered at by Canaday or by the modernist art dealer Ruben (Jason Schwartzman) across the road.
It takes a while to realise that the anger and outrage that power this film are unfeigned.
But her feeling for feminine rites and habits and, particularly, wardrobes was unfeigned.
Though the monsters were few, they were hardly far between; you sensed them dangling at the edges of the tale, and, when they did arrive in plain sight, like tentacled towers, the awe was unfeigned.
However, Thomas's troops were by now weary of the prolonged conflict, and their submission was unfeigned.
Seeing our interest was unfeigned, the server said, "You can say the Shiva mantra: Om Namo Shivaya".
While the enthusiasm for the Obamas in Charlotte is unfeigned, there is a hint of anxiety behind it – an anxiety that was mostly absent among Republicans last week.
So it is, with unfeigned envy, that we find him in Berlin, in 1937, discerning "love's epilepsy" in a passage of Beethoven's "Leonore" Overture, or in London, in 1934, listening to the Busch Quartet play Beethoven's String Quartet No. 13, Op. 130, and hymning the "calm finality" of the Cavatina.
Whether or not the music industry crowd understood a word, their warmth towards her was unfeigned, culminating in a standing ovation.
