Jobs's mastery of perception has long been known to his allies and his detractors alike as his "reality-distortion field" — an uncanny ability, through enthusiasm, charisma, and intimidation, to make people see what he wants them to see.
As a pressure cooker of a high school student, I took quickly to running's meritocratic way of letting its participants compensate for lack of natural skill through enthusiasm and commitment.
Colin Babb's "Cricket, Lovely Cricket" describes the importance of West Indian victories for him as a south London boy, delineating shifting identities through sporting affiliations, while Kevin Le Gendre's "Father of Freeform", on unsung British jazz pioneer Joe Harriott, indicts invisibility and erasure through enthusiasm.
— John Heilemann, "The Perceptionist," Letter from Silicon Valley, September 8 , 1997Jobs's mastery of perception has long been known to his allies and his detractors alike as his "reality-distortion field" — an uncanny ability, through enthusiasm, charisma, and intimidation, to make people see what he wants them to see.
It thus seems feasible that tailoring a diet on the basis of individual personal and cultural preferences (i.e. choice) may therefore have the best chance for long-term success [ 48], perhaps through enthusiasm, a better fit with their overall lifestyle, or supporting personal autonomy.
Presence can come into being only through enthusiasm, enjoyment and surrender.
Comical French confection in which two oddballs overcome chronic shyness through mutual enthusiasm for chocolate.
She will be encouraged to make the final through crowd enthusiasm.
We were young, we had no money, we possessed the world through sheer enthusiasm.
At least he could have refrained from talking up share prices, if unintentionally, through his enthusiasm for the new economy.
Either way, REITs will hurt property companies' share prices, suggesting that the latter have not yet thought through their enthusiasm.
