Meanings of professional enthusiasm in English

Bell's professional enthusiasm got the better of his curiosity for the moment.

Few women have been more beloved for their amiability, generosity, and professional enthusiasm.

It isn't benevolence on Doctor Thorndyke's part; it is professional enthusiasm.

As Reed's professional enthusiasm grew stronger, his bodily gain apparently kept pace with it.

It isn't benevolence on Doctor Thorndyke's part; it's professional enthusiasm.

He had no professional enthusiasm for it.

I had not the professional enthusiasm which carried my companion on, nor could I look at the matter as a mere abstract intellectual problem.

He reached out and folded her in an embrace which would have aroused the professional enthusiasm of Hackenschmidt and drawn guttural congratulations from Zbysco.

Oh, of course, doctor, of course; Mr. Blink was carried away, you know-carriedaway by his professional enthusiasm-nooffense intended, I am sure, Mr.

"As I thought," he continued in professional enthusiasm and discrimination.

Professional enthusiasm carries him away; and here he is, troubling himself about the discussions in court, neither less nor more than Crochard, surnamed Bagnolet.