enthusiastic

"Some of these are just enthusiastic US marketing.

I just got off the phone with the White House and they're really enthusiastic about getting this fixed.

He's as smart and enthusiastic a teacher as I think you'll find anywhere for this material.

I got mugged last night, and gave the mugger a little extra because he was just so darn enthusiastic about mugging.

If it is silent or if they say something generic and don't go with an enthusiastic "WOW" in the first three seconds, they are unimpressed.

"I was initially enthusiastic about these online petitions, but it doesn't seem like any of them have had an effect.

Why is that?Would people here be as enthusiastic if the only way to get paid for writing an app was to sit down and type it out in front of each customer?

As an enthusiastic photog who grew up exactly on the film/digital divide, I can tell you exactly where all of that value that was "destroyed" at Kodak went.

Surely, for example, multiple processors are no help to TeX.[1]How many programmers do you know who are enthusiastic about these promised machines of the future?

"D'Aloisio is by no means a typical teenager - he is polite, highly motivated and enthusiastic.

On the other hand, it's delicious irony to see an enthusiastic tosser of look-and-feel lawsuits reduced to stealing from the same people they've been suing, so it balances out.

Even an enthusiastic homebrewer can easily spend thousands.

I was all enthusiastic about G+ for about 5 minutes - until they wouldn't allow my wife to sign up without giving them her phone number, and proving that it was hers by accepting a call from them.

* Organize meetups, hackathons, etc.* Deliver presentations and/or get not-enthusiastic developers to do so.

Scientists are understandably enthusiastic about this, but they also have to keep in mind that when they just use words to describe the importance of the discovery without naming the discovery itself, its easy for them to get it very, very wrong.

As the "open source" industry matured it perfected its model of a perpetually incomplete / inadequate free software OS as a source of inspiration to enthusiastic youngsters, realized in practioce as a perpetually freedom-denying set of proprietary OS products.

The $32 million fundraising goal might seem overly ambitious, but it's actually more realistic than it appears at first glance, because at $600+ per unit the campaign needs only around 50,000 buyers worldwide to be successful -- or a bit over 2% of Ubuntu's enthusiastic user base, which was estimated to be greater than 20 million in 2011.[1]PS.

But that's another discussion...I write that preface to provide some context on what my real concern is with regards to Dawkins and the legions of young enthusiastic atheists that I run into, in person and on the web: the absolute philosophical illiteracy of so many naively confident advocates of reductionist science and the silly caricatures of faith they hold to.