Astonishingly, the audience -- graduate students, publishing executives and scientists --greeted Dr. LeDoux's performance with enthusiasm usually reserved for rock stars.
While the majority of boards are quick to voice their support for sustainability, when it gets down to the nitty-gritty details of setting specific goals or connecting sustainability to executive performance, their enthusiasm evaporates.
They're also more forgiving than crowds at gigs; they greet every performance with enthusiasm, and it only takes the slightest encouragement for an audience to be on its feet, clapping along.
And Anagnostopoulos poses some words of warning for UK celebrants: Although the UK has every right to be proud of its performance, this enthusiasm must be somewhat moderated against the fact that past Olympics have shown a clear presence of a home advantage effect.
Having had a chance to talk to them briefly before their performance, their enthusiasm was infectious, and I wanted them to do well.
Yet neither the high cost nor the poor performance has dampened enthusiasm in Congress or at the Pentagon — or among military contractors — for deploying missile defenses.
Huddersfield were without eight members of their 25-man squad through injury, including the newly-retired Luke Robinson, but their makeshift side produced a performance brimming with enthusiasm that deserved a better reward than a glorious 18-13 defeat.
Scar has garnered a universally positive reception from film critics, who also greeted Irons' performance with similar enthusiasm.
(Female, 43 years old, OMM, #02, Ndavela) As demonstrated by the two previous quotes, it is clear that both motivational factors recognition from health workers and no monetary incentive for CMs influenced their performance and their enthusiasm or lack of it, to remain CMs.
Each of those leagues had tried to harness the energy generated by successful World Cup and Olympic performances, but that enthusiasm did not prove to be enough.
