The Republican presidential battle is still young, but two weeks spent on the campaign trail with the candidates polls show atop the pack offered a striking contrast: Mr. Perry seems to relish interaction with crowds, even in unfamiliar territory like New Hampshire, while Mr. Romney sometimes seems like a work in progress, improving almost daily as he tries to engage voters.
Then he digs into the text: "One relishes the interaction with a great work of literature".
Many healthcare scientists are not lab-based, but relish their interaction with patients.
White relishes his interactions with Law School faculty and students, and his love for the arts here has made him a collector of political and pop art.
All, though, seemed to relish their interaction with a live audience and, watching their performances, it struck me that theatre has accidentally stumbled on a perfect marriage of content and form, for the stage monologue is uniquely suited to confessional or intimate memoir.
Many consumers still relish the interaction, advice, opinions and assistance of a live associate.
Whether teaching non-music majors who just want to learn the principles of musical forms or working with more advanced students who are writing original compositions, Kelley relishes his interactions with undergraduates.
Compromised immune response in the presence of these pathogens, combined with documented Relish-pathogen interactions, makes this locus a likely target for repeated host-pathogen evolutionary interactions in distantly related taxa.
(Why does a person come to a Yankees game wearing a Mets shirt? He must relish the human interaction).
As someone who writes books and makes food programmes, I am aware that I am printing only my side of the conversation: Twitter lets me hear other people talking back to me, and I relish the genuine interaction.
"There are times when someone has a chronic illness, that they relish in normal interaction with other people.
