My range of enthusiasm is pretty narrow; I occasionally take a break into dark grey, possibly a stripe".
His range of enthusiasm has always catholic - from Coward's Design for Living with its qualified approval of prim bohemianism in prim 1930s England and under-cover/on the sofa bisexuality to Caryl Churchill's Top Girls, that remarkable, reverberating assault upon a world where Over Reaching Males still rule the waves and make them.
The more stable elements in the crowd carried banners indicating a range of enthusiasms, from secular democracy to rights for Coptic Christians.
It must have been kismet because the towers, which once held up a water tank, happened to be on property owned by Greg O'Connell, a retired police detective who, among an eclectic range of enthusiasms, is curious about harnessing the power of wind.
The varying results come as polls capture reactions to a slew of news events, including ranges of enthusiasm among each candidate's supporters and unity among Republicans who have wavered in support for Trump.
But, if the range of his enthusiasms suggests a philosopher-king, one is held back from regarding him as such by a resemblance to George Eliot's Mr. Casaubon: his mind could be more pedantic than capacious.
This is the gaping vortex at the center of all treasure-finding logic: should the acquired item prove absolutely useless, as its original owner clearly felt it to be, there is always something else to do with it, provided one has ingenuity, a high tolerance for clutter, and, ideally, a range of demented enthusiasms.
People interviewed at random by journalists appear to express a range of opinions, from enthusiasm to scepticism and alarm.
Judging from a weekend spent careening over the linguine-like strands of asphalt strung across the Catskills mountain range of New York, the enthusiasm does not seem misplaced.
"His range of passing, his enthusiasm, his work rate and desire - he is developing into the whole-round package of the modern midfielder.
Oral etoposide is active against a wide range of tumours but enthusiasm for its use has been limited by concerns over toxicity.
