He has a winning enthusiasm for sampling exotic cuisines and he is critical of the way that Americans, by deferring to their children, have enabled the blandness of much mass-market foods.
An example of her winning enthusiasm comes in her description of the first movement's pas de trois for the second ballerina and two men: "When it is danced correctly, with pedal to the metal, the exhilaration of seeing the woman lead the two men in triumphant flight around the stage is supreme".
I won't humiliate myself here by telling you how I later made a pilgrimage to Findhorn, the New Age community in northern Scotland that Andre describes with winning enthusiasm in the film.
Soni plays Stewart with winning enthusiasm, and the rest of the cast is game and appealing as well.
In a remarkable small-label success story, this Orange County band brings a winning enthusiasm and conviction to tales of youthful concerns.
And whereas e-books have yet to win mainstream enthusiasm, audio books are a billion-dollar market, and growing.
And unlike 2000, when the likes of Dr.Koop.com and Webvan went through the roof, no longer can just about any dot-com stock win investor enthusiasm.
But he is known for keeping a weekly live television show running on time, a feat that can do more to win the enthusiasm of the sometimes jaded Hollywood audience than a monologue of predictable jokes.
Indeed, Democrats took a great deal of solace this week when Vice President Dick Cheney met with a coalition of conservative Democrats, who call themselves the Blue Dogs, and failed to win any enthusiasm for Mr. Bush's tax cut.
MK Dons were better for effort, will to win, skill, enthusiasm, everything". MK Dons skipper Dean Lewington, speaking to Sky Sports: "It's great.
