They complained that the commentators often seemed to be making fun of the geekish enthusiasms of the operators. |
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Stylish Mike doesn't like it if you suggest that his enthusiasms are all about ostentation and conspicuous consumption. |
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Some minimise the two men's enthusiasms by presenting them as just an extreme form of identity-seeking dilettantism. |
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He chose movie scripts profligately, appearing in lousy films just to earn money for his expensive enthusiasms. |
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Her next task was to find a museum repository for her late husband's private art collection, a visual document of his enthusiasms. |
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No reader will fail to discover unfamiliar poems and poets, old favorites that have never before been anthologized, and new enthusiasms. |
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His enthusiasms were building model aeroplanes and stamp collecting, when he was not protecting his garden from wind, sea, and sheep. |
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It's very satisfying to be able to deal with the earliest of your enthusiasms, and Bix was a hero of mine from a very early age. |
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Economist, writer, diplomat and public servant, he was also a collector with wide-ranging enthusiasms. |
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His other enthusiasms as a reader include John Steinbeck, James Baldwin and Somerset Maugham. |
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As Ross described her various enthusiasms, the conversation of the surrounding diners provided a counterpoint of urban dismay and aspiration. |
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Railways, psychical research, and the combing of graveyards were other enthusiasms. |
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Not all my enthusiasms have stood the test of time as thoroughly as O'Hara has. |
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Mass enthusiasms of one kind or another are a given in any society, but why football and why this kind of football? |
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It may be a special case of this, because it does not promote simply fringe enthusiasms like mid-winter surfing or steam railways. |
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With the advent of rock and subsequent popular-music enthusiasms, the big bands were greatly reduced in number. |
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Do such pop culture enthusiasms as horror movies and fries seem unlikely for a globe-trotting chef? |
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They built the pub not on a template drawn-up by a committee of marketing men, but around their own enthusiasms and passions. |
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Natural history and sailing were among his passions, and his enthusiasms were enhanced by his travels. |
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She is a passionate cineaste with a flat lined with books and videos reflecting the spread of her interests and enthusiasms. |
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Individuals are very different in their creative abilities, enthusiasms and styles. |
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He was a lot younger, more like a peer, sharing our zany sense of humor and youthful enthusiasms for psychedelics and the new rock music. |
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Mr Szabadi combined his two enthusiasms at college, where he studied industrial draughtsmanship. |
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All this bespeaks the immense fraternity that may exist among human beings, the equality which unites us in our feelings and enthusiasms. |
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Statistics for the site's usage not only give an insight into mass-market enthusiasms over the year, but also chart fascinating daily peaks and troughs. |
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Nicola mania will eventually go the way of Clegg mania and other enthusiasms. |
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The trouble with some people is that they never do decide which enthusiasms to cultivate and which to eliminate. |
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Each of us has interests, enthusiasms, and career aspirations that should be considered. |
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Some people, for instance, may refuse to play by the established rules, or try to impose their values or enthusiasms on us against our wishes. |
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However, the failure to provide outlets to channel the enthusiasms of V-E Day in Halifax resulted in looting and disorder. |
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She was his helper and colleague and if she occasionally restrained his wilder enthusiasms that was an added bonus. |
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Media education is not a license for students simply to accumulate vast amounts of information about their media enthusiasms. |
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The town is another of his enthusiasms, but what is there to do there at night other than drinking, dining, gambling or checking over your ski gear? |
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She was the daughter of a Protestant Italian liberal exile who loathed the Papacy as much as he loved Dante and mixed both enthusiasms in his view of Italian history. |
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He knows the geology and botany, can describe all that creeps and crawls, bounds and flies and, above all, is able and willing to share his enthusiasms. |
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Walking through this massive show, we see his enthusiasms feed into his art and gradually begin to understand how Van Gogh assimilates, using old masters to realise new ideas. |
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There was no malice in his behavior, simply unchecked enthusiasms run amuck. |
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Anyone past the age of 30 can bring to mind youthful enthusiasms which pushed him or her over the brink of disappointment. |
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His early enthusiasms included Willem de Kooning and Franz Kline, and thoughts of Jackson Pollock irradiate his career. |
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We all have it while we are young, of course. In the springtime of life, enthusiasms grow in profusion. |
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The susceptibility of otherwise sane folks to End Times enthusiasms is odd but perhaps a bit predictable. |
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But it also suggests a capacity to distance himself from the world and its sham enthusiasms, and lends an unconscious edge to his portrayal of it. |
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Instead they declare enthusiasms such as curbside paper collection, library reorganisation and concessionary bus fares. |
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I'm a general practitioner, and much of what I do is to protect my patients from the enthusiasms and fashions of specialists. |
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It is surprisingly revealing and ought to make lovers of an unchanged and unchanging Venice reconsider their enthusiasms and prejudices. |
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Town life is like a playing field, full of passions and enthusiasms with its multitude of colours, vibrations, sounds and labyrinth of shapes. |
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It became clear to me that computer and internet technology, two of my enthusiasms, could offer a solution here. |
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This requires serious and correct information so that we can avoid sentimental enthusiasms, summary unjust judgements, irresponsible declarations and it will allow an objective analysis of situations. |
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In 1746, the Act of Proscription stopped all clan gatherings, but following its repeal in 1782, the old enthusiasms for such events returned. |
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For all of us, it contributes to developing skills and know-how, increases synergies, brings shared enthusiasms together, encourages initiative and curiosity and, of course, the development of oneself and others. |
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They are driven by the same enthusiasms and the same indignation, which give the idea of strong role for Europe on the international stage its full meaning. |
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All of the old admirations, enthusiasms, boundless joys, determinations, compassions, vulnerabilities innocence and profound gratitude were again, served up to the moment through simply being together. |
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Palmer identifies aesthetic similarities between the two, and points to several parallel characteristics and enthusiasms. |
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Among women, in migrant communities, there is new blood, new enthusiasms. |
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Damrosch contagiously enjoys himself, and happily enters into the enthusiasms of the two young Frenchmen, as they let the strange, loud, free, placeless society disturb and excite them. |
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We fully used the therapeutic enthusiasms of our day, with dauerschlaf, insulin, pentavalent arsenicals, and Kettering hypertherm. |
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Interest groups form around shared enthusiasms or a favorite brand. |
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The performance talks about today's society with its questions, hopes and enthusiasms, without forgetting the memory of the elderly, which carries us across time. |
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The majority of women are emotional and very often guided by misdirected enthusiasms, and if possessed of the franchise would be a menace rather than an aid. |
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Young people commune with one another online or via media enthusiasms — they make a cult of their leisure pursuits and call it interaction — but do they ever buy their neighbor a drink and talk about the weather? |
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This experience, with all its difficulties and associated enthusiasms, worries and occasional misunderstandings, is analysed in this issue through two examples. |
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In fact, the author's numerous bee-infested bonnets are a delight, as is the way his enthusiasms inform, for example, an extended discussion of Debussy or the radically Russophile conception of early 20th-century works. |
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It protects against faddish enthusiasms and schemers of all kinds. |
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His sporting enthusiasms had already embraced yachting, coaching, fencing, and spectatorship at boxing-matches, cock-fights, dog-fights, and rat-baitings. |
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Societies tend to come and go, depending on the special enthusiasms of the masters and boys in the school at the time, but some have been in existence many years. |
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The new minister and his wife were a young, pleasant-faced couple, still on their honeymoon, and full of all good and beautiful enthusiasms for their chosen lifework. |
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