Sentence examples similar to managed enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

On Showtime's "Shameless," Joan Cusack plays a kinky mother trying to manage the enthusiasm and pricey toy collection of her younger lover.

The race caller needs to get the crowd excited but also manage their enthusiasm: "You have to, you know, like a jockey, kind of rein them in and say, 'We got a long way to go here.' " The horses pour onto the track.

So how can a company manage the enthusiasm challenge?

It's important to remember that emotions are a big part of financial planning; you're more likely to be successful if you can manage some enthusiasm.

Here's the sound of the BBC generator!' - they managed to combine enthusiasm with a sense of place.

The future of a costly space program depends on public support and enthusiasm, and Mr. Hadfield has managed to drum up that enthusiasm in Canada and around the world through his prolific YouTube videos, Twitter postings, photographs and Q. and A.'s during his five-month command of the International Space Station.

Despite the weak performance, investors have not lost their enthusiasm for managed futures funds.

Still, some others have managed to curb their enthusiasm for even mild tantrums.

"We knew it would be tough after the Ferguson era but we have not managed to keep the enthusiasm and the entertaining, attacking football.

It should also be conceded that Mr Barroso has not managed to generate much enthusiasm among interest groups, notably big business, that ought to be his natural supporters.

My father managed to translate the enthusiasm and excitement of those who had done the job of teaching into a compelling script and story and it was nominated for a Bafta for best specialist film.