overenthusiasm

"But sometimes there's a sense of exaggeration and overenthusiasm, the view that Brazil can now play a role in every dispute, even resolve the Middle East crisis."

Slipping on the Global Stage

During the merger and leveraged-buyout overenthusiasm of the 1980s and early 1990s, many of our competitors agreed to do deals that my risk calculations told me to steer clear of.

The Rise and Fall of Bear Stearns

Like all patients, Carla smells overenthusiasm with deep suspicion: a doctor who raves disproportionately about small victories is the same doctor who might be preparing his patient for some ultimate defeat.

The Emperor of All Maladies

Thank you Ms. Eichenthal for exhibit A in my argument about the problems with the media's coverage of (and the public's overenthusiasm to) Dudamel and the Simon Bolivar Youth Orchestra.

Archive 2008-01-01

Presumably the leak resulted from simple overenthusiasm, but once enough of it got out, Meyer was incensed--she wouldn't finish the book.

Matters/Antimatters: Spoilers - Suvudu - Science Fiction and Fantasy Books, Movies, and Games

"There's a fine line between enthusiasm and overenthusiasm," he says.

The Interview That'll Bag a Job

The consequences of the last round of dot-com overenthusiasm are still on display.

Welcome to Samurai 2.0

Hypnotist victim of Martian isolated projectile overenthusiasm.

Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror: The Visitor - Ray Bradbury

We can tell that Noah is sniggering at the overenthusiasm.

Why aren't we ashamed of fawning over Obama?

Goldman Sachs cut its rating on the semiconductor maker to "neutral," citing overenthusiasm about growth prospects on Wall Street and a potential soft patch for personal-computer components.

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