Cardinal Donald W. Wuerl, the archbishop of Washington, who taught the future New York archbishop when he was still a seminarian, said Cardinal Dolan's outgoing style and ability to project enthusiasm were huge assets to the church back home.
On the Spike TV set, Murray looked downward, as if shielding his eyes, but he also projected fanboy enthusiasm.
Yes they have to make sense and project enthusiasm and honesty.
In a lively discussion at the end of the workshop, the unanimous feeling was that there are greater and fairer opportunities abroad, both in academia and industry; there is good funding, incentives to carry on independent research projects, enthusiasm, and, last but not least, higher salaries.
For the four other constructs, the following proved useful: evidence of the project's scope and quality, great needs of services consolidation, generous financing and status as a research pilot project, enthusiasm and commitment toward the project, substantially improved services, and overall user satisfaction.
As Tora-san (an affectionate nickname: his full name is Torajiro Kuruma), Mr. Atsumi projects generosity, enthusiasm and a kind of arrested adolescence; his Hollywood counterpart might be the young Jack Oakie.
Mr. Cuomo says Mr. Davis reminds him of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt "although Evan has a better mind, but they both have that fantastic ability to project confidence, enthusiasm and joie de vivre, no matter what".
As he gallops from cradle to grave through the story of England's most beloved novelist, from a script by Peter Ackroyd, Mr. Callow projects an enthusiasm and an urgency that make you feel it would be impolite and possibly life-threatening to look away.
If you fail to project sincere enthusiasm for the work your work and theirs you're not likely to receive a job offer.
Perpetually checking in on events, orchestrating, greeting, correcting glitches, they project an enthusiasm that sets the tone for the whole event.
