Few actors can manage a preadolescent voice without descending into cloying treacle, or a child's physical enthusiasms without making you want to send them to their rooms.
Ali eventually lost his title to Leon Spinks and lost much of his physical prowess and enthusiasm.
The story goes that as soon as she left the hospital, she pursued physical therapy with enthusiasm and, as soon as her prosthetics were ready, returned to her great love.
Components of the educational environment related to individual teachers include teaching style, enthusiasm, physical environment, and role modeling [ 23].
He says he also wanted to protect the image of psychosocial treatments, since he feared that enthusiasm for physical remedies might be on the way back.
His instinct for self-criticism was so good that I wondered if it was inherited: both father and son pointed to a lack of enthusiasm for physical labor.
Mr. Laredo pushed Dvorak's "New World" Symphony very hard: too fast for an established orchestra, perhaps, but fitting for the sincerity, high-energy enthusiasm and physical ability of this particular group.
The Soviets and their client states strove to excel in boxing, as they did in gymnastics or swimming, exploiting enthusiasm for physical culture to propagandize the virtues of Homo Sovieticus.
Bacon and Descartes, the founders of modern empiricism and rationalism, respectively, both subscribed to two pervasive tenets of the Renaissance: an enormous enthusiasm for physical science and the belief that knowledge means power that the ultimate purpose of theoretical science is to serve the practical needs of human beings.
Time was an important barrier to teacher enthusiasm regarding physical activity promotion interventions.
