The This Is Us star got candid when actor Ryan Rottman enthused over the show.
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A young member of Mr Prabhu's extended family enthused over a Thanksgiving dinner that an $8,000 crypto investment he made had doubled in value.
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She enthused over developing an idea in which "white Bridgette meets herself as black Bridgette" and talked about how she wanted to avoid sexualizing her character's first nude scene.
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In his review Ben enthused over the refreshed CX-5:What Mazda has managed to do is deliver, hands down, the best-driving mass-market compact SUV money can buy.
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Late night hosts and social media users alike were enthused over news that special counsel Robert Mueller has reportedly convened a grand jury in his investigation into Russian collusion in the 2016 presidential election.
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The protests have drawn as many as 500,000 people onto the island capital's streets and protesters were not enthused over Secretary of Justice Wanda Vázquez being next in line to succeed Rosselló, based on current Cabinet vacancies.
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On this Caribbean island where nearly 0003 percent of food arrives by boat or plane, eating local is a novel concept that is only slowly catching on, the executive chef said, as she enthused over phone messages from farmers selling organic fruit.
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In The Wall Street Journal, the redoubtable Dan Neil enthused over the Taycan Turbo (there's also a faster and more expensive Turbo S, and no, the Taycan doesn't have turbocharged electric motors — that's just how Porsche ranks its vehicles within the brand's nomenclature).
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It quotes online advertisements paid for by Russians that called Mrs Clinton a devil, enthused over Mr Trump and—in perhaps the most cynical move of all—tried to suppress enthusiasm for the Democrats among non-white voters, urging them to throw their votes away on protest candidates.
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A number of Yang Gang members told BuzzFeed News they were former Trump supporters attracted to Yang's focus on bringing back jobs they feel are being lost to automation and AI. They also enthused over Yang's universal basic income proposal — a program he's calling the "freedom dividend," which would give all US citizens over age 18 $1,000 a month.
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The 1873 financial crisis and resulting depression, for example, shifted politics across Europe and North America: In Vienna, as the Princeton scholar Carl Schorske has written, nationalists with "aristocratic pretensions" seized political control, and intellectuals enthused over the medieval romanticism of Richard Wagner's operas; in the United States, 1890s populists attacked the banking industry, globalism, and immigrants—and glorified yeoman farmers, pioneers, and the American Revolution.
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His return journey south took him through Fort William, Glen Awe, Inverary and Glasgow. He was unimpressed by the climate but was interested in all he saw and made enquiries about the local economy. He described in detail the scenery around Loch Ness. He enthused over the Arctic char, a fish new to him but did not mention a monster in the lake.
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Carnevale recommended Monster Truck Madness for players desiring a short game of excitement. Reviewing the game for PC Gamer, Colin Williamson was enthused over the design of the trucks and enjoyed its gameplay, but criticized Armstrong and felt a higher number of tracks would be satisfactory. He said the tracks are sizeable and diverse and favored the Rally races for their openness. Williamson stated that Microsoft minimized the realism to lessen the game's difficulty.
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According to Metacritic, Colored Sands has received "universal acclaim". Decibel Magazine's Chris Dick proclaimed Colored Sands a leap beyond "mere tech-death metal" that is "new, fresh and expectedly challenging". Writing for Pitchfork, Hank Shteamer enthused over the album's "breathtaking detail and scope" which imbued the album with a "vast dynamic range. On one hand, it contains some of the thorniest, most aggressive death metal ever issued under the Gorguts name; on the other, it includes moments of stunning textural beauty".
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The opera was a great success, and was immediately taken up by other German-language opera houses during the 1920s and early 1930s, including Breslau, Weimar, Aachen, Chemnitz, Kassel, Königsberg, Prague and Berlin.Anon1 (n.d.); Gál (2014), 15 The Berlin and Breslau performances were undertaken by the director Heinz Tietjen. The critic Hanns Gutmann enthused over the Berlin production: "The score of this opera demonstrates how the orchestra has developed throughout the 19th century and is handled with the same virtuosity as Mahler and Strauss".
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The Round Australia Trial was a motorsport rally which was run on multiple occasions between 1953 and 1998. The theme of the event was to stage a rally which circumnavigated Australia. Its early years were tremendously popular as the roads linking large portions of the country, particularly west of Adelaide, were not in good condition. Automobile manufacturers enthused over the event as it provided a particularly severe test event for their products, proving their cars were able to stand up to whatever conditions remote Australia could provide.
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" Guesting on vocals on the EP are Miss Brown (a.k.a. J Hampstead) for two tracks, Blue MC on "Bass Buffer", Paul Kelly on "So Fine", and Sanyasa on "Burne". Alex Ollo of Cyclic Defrost enthused over its lead track, "Bass Buffer", "[it] will be a hit by the time you read this... [a] bouncy fusion of house and hip hop with Jamaican style vocals from Blue MC, it's an infectious singalong crossover that is poppy without being twee, clubby yet radio friendly, edgy without being annoying. And it will fill the floor every time.
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In accordance with the vogue for Romanticism and with his own taste for flamboyant clothes, George insisted that the participants should dress in Tudor and Stuart period costumes. Peers were expected to provide their own clothing and a display of the required styles was staged at the College of Arms in June 1820 for the benefit of their lordships' tailors. The resulting outfits on the day, according to one report, "produced much amusement among the ladies"; but Sir Walter Scott enthused over the "gay and gorgeous and antique dress which floated before the eye".Strong 2005, p.
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He participated in several of their exhibitions until 1898, when he was excluded for not following the assigned program. The year 1901 was an important turning point for his career, when he visited Gävle and encountered a group of peasants from Leksand dressed in their native costumes. He was so enthused over what he saw that he immediately planned a trip to the area around Siljan in Dalarna, an area that had long attracted artists of the Düsseldorf School. Now it was home to a new art colony whose members included Emerik Stenberg, , and the sculptor .
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Erik Satie and Claude Debussy in the early 1910s Ravel's admiration for Satie's early music was sincere and lasting, but his promotion of it through the SMI was not without intrigue. One of his aims in bringing to light obscure contemporary composers like Satie was to challenge the reputation of his chief rival, Debussy, as the wellspring of all modern trends in French music.Volta, "Satie Seen Through His Letters", p. 27. It is significant that the SMI program note enthused over the unknown Sarabandes and said nothing of the Gymnopédies, two of which had been orchestrated by Debussy and performed at his urging by the SNM in 1897.
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Edu was singled out for praise by The Guardian correspondent Kevin McCarra, who enthused over the visitors' performance: "Arsenal echoed the Ajax philosophy as players swapped position and kept changing the point of attack before the mesmerised eyes of the opposition." Manchester United were Arsenal's opponents for the semi-final, staged at Villa Park on 3 April 2004. Both teams had settled for a draw in the league the previous Sunday, but given this was for a place in the final, the stakes were much higher. United defender Gary Neville described the game as his team's "most important" of the season after they were eliminated from the Champions League and he deemed them "too far behind" in the Premier League.
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Roundview Sixth Form College's Year 12 history class (and, for some reason, Tony) are going to Russia to study post-Soviet developments in the country. The class is excited to arrive, but not for the "learning experience" that teacher Tom is so enthused over, but because they are planning on a massive party, and are smuggling drugs into Russia stored in Sid's anus. As the group land in Russia, Sid gets through the metal detectors but is close to being found out by sniffer dogs. He is saved when Anwar accidentally sets off a metal detector and is forced to have a rectal inspection himself, and Tom has to pay for his release using American money which is never actually explained or even acknowledged.
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The film grossed a total (domestic and foreign) of $1,658,000: $538,000 from the US and Canada and $1,120,000 elsewhere. It made a profit of $138,000. The New York Times critic Andre Sennwald enthused over Garbo's performance while recognizing weaknesses in the story: “ She continues handsomely to be the world's greatest cinema actress in this...drama... Tracing its ancestry to Somerset Maugham's novel, which it resembles only in the casual surface qualities... (It) allows Miss Garbo to triumph once more over the emotional rubber-stamps that the studios arrange for her...She is the most miraculous blend of personality and sheer dramatic talent that the screen has ever known and her presence in "The Painted Veil" immediately makes it one of the season's cinema events. Watch her stalking about with long and nervous steps, her shoulders bent and her body awkward with grief, while she waits to be told if her husband will die from the coolie's dagger thrust.
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