enthusiastically

Examples of enthusiastic

enthusiastic
In fact, it is even more enthusiastic about the ineliminable and central role of models in scientific theorizing.
The enthusiastic accumulation by fans of an unending suite of related images both echoes and subverts the mass mechanical reproduction of the modern celebrity image.
Falling asleep is bad, but being too enthusiastic is obscene.
It is heartening that they partially overcame these reservations through visits to schools and contact with enthusiastic practitioners.
This study shows that networks are enthusiastic about working with externally funded projects, but it also demonstrates how variable current processes are.
The participants were very enthusiastic, and over 2200 adults participated, almost twice as many as we had originally estimated.
Participants in all of the focus groups were dedicated to the land stewardship goals of organic agriculture, and were enthusiastic about their organic farming systems.
All experimenters were enthusiastic and gave positive feedback.
A lively and enthusiastic correspondence sprang up between the two men, their relationship developing into something of a mutual admiration society.
Quite expectedly, the new government's enthusiastic drive to redistribute land invited protest.
This is a market model that is subject to serious distortions whenever the requisite information is missing or shaped by enthusiastic marketeers.
Employers have not been enthusiastic because of the loss of the cheap credit source.
Of those who reacted, some were enthusiastic, some were agnostic and some were opposed.
Nigerians are less content with current political circumstances than they were 18 months ago, and less enthusiastic about the system of democracy.
She remains an enthusiastic piano teacher, and contributes to higher education courses in performance and instrumental teaching and learning.
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