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Qué (quién) es overenthusiasm - definición
overenthusiasm
¦ noun excessive enthusiasm.
Derivatives
overenthusiastic adjective
overenthusiastically adverb
Ejemplos de uso de overenthusiasm
1. Ko said his mistakes were a result of overenthusiasm, not malice. «
2. By Meirav Arlosoroff Israel Securities Authority Chair Moshe Tery warns against overenthusiasm for the wave of public offerings hitting the capital market – even going so far as to say there is danger to the public in investing in new offerings.
3. Marai, who is the top judge on Egypt’s highest court, said the vote was clean and that allegations of violations came out of «overenthusiasm in a nascent experiment that will be the cornerstone in the construction of democracy.» A victory for Mubarak was a foregone conclusion but the turnout figure was always seen as key to his future legitimacy.
4. The overenthusiasm police displayed in this case is bizarre." MK Shelly Yachimovich (Labor) said: "The announcement by the police covers up the differences of opinion among the investigators, and it ignores evidence and unequivocal testimony that professional, dedicated investigators gathered." She called on Lador to give the evidence a "real legal examination," because "justice was not served in this case." Members of Kadima, Olmert‘s party, expressed their satisfaction with the decision.
5. The first inklings of trouble came back on 1' July when LSE expert William Heath posted a message on his personal blog, reporting that the government ‘don‘t want to insult everyone‘s intelligence‘ over ID cards and that ‘they apologise for overenthusiasm in overselling the card in the past‘. In fact, Heath had been a guest at a private seminar organised the day before by leftwing think–tank the Fabian Society, at which the Home Office minister Tony McNulty had admitted that the government had not made a good enough case for the controversial cards.