Sentences with phrase «enthusiasm than the ideas»

Your coworkers will likely focus more on your lack of enthusiasm than the ideas you present.

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Adams's great enthusiasm for virtue during the Revolutionary War turned to skepticism and a reliance on interest in the following decade.25 Hamilton was never more than mildly intoxicated with the idea of virtue and rapidly became the greatest theorist of the interest - conception of the Republic.26 Though most in the founding generation kept some balance between the two sides, there was a perceptible swing toward interest by the end of the 1780s.

The fact that both Tony Blair and Paddy Ashdown shared an enthusiasm for this idea helped to ensure that rather more of the Cook - Maclennan agenda of constitutional change was achieved through our co-operation than might have been expected from a Labour government with a large majority.

Today, back from my second trip with more ideas for projects than ever before — and with only 99 days until the election — I feel compelled to follow Matt's lead and share my energy and enthusiasm for what made the trip so great.

Every one of them was launched with a flash of enthusiasm, a spark of a good idea, a desire to be a part of the supposed «goldrush» and — more often than not — a limited budget and little understanding of the dating market.

An instructor behind a podium speaking to a room of dozens of teachers who are less - than - engaged and would rather be spending their time elsewhere isn't exactly a breeding ground for fresh ideas and bright - eyed enthusiasm.

Excellence: We have high standards and challenge the status quo Responsibility: We understand the urgency of our work Initiative: We come with ideas and we make them happen Teamwork: We believe we are more powerful together than we are alone Enthusiasm: We take joy in the work we do Courage: We embrace the unknown

Starting up an industrial hemp enterprise takes more than a good idea, enthusiasm or a bunch of capital.