This week, as well as passionately believing that everyone (or everyone else) had a role in the fight for gender equality, he was also ardent for HS2 – in a different formulation that allowed him to separate adverb and verb.
Hence, there is an ardent need for a material selection method that would remain unaffected by the criteria weights and normalization procedure.
Mr. Mbeki is an undeclared but ardent candidate for a third five-year term.
The most ardent spring for a "diamond degree" ticket, which includes bonus small-group sessions with Li.
And the dashing 31-year-old Mexican tenor Rolando Villazon, in his Met debut season, won an ardent ovation for a virile and lyrically elegant performance as Alfredo.
But even the most ardent advocates for a new Penn Station concede that little will happen unless both the mayor and the governor take the unusual step of agreeing to make it a priority and go to Washington for the money.
AS Carrie Bradshaw would have recognized, a museum's cultivation of a potential patron is a form of courtship, with the same flirtation, grand gestures, ardent hopes for a future together — and then, sometimes, of course, the realization that the person you're wooing is, well, just not that into you.
We are still far from rectifying a gross imbalance in funding and focus, one that has stemmed, in my view, from an ardent desire for an increasing instrumental control over the world and ourselves.
If any legislation is called for — if anyone even bothers at this point — industry advocates hired by the gun lobby will appear on television and in print, making their ardent case for an unqualified Second Amendment.
Mr. DiVincenzo, 50, a longtime ally of Mayor Sharpe James of Newark, the most ardent advocate for an arena, said that he supported a new stadium in the city, although he, too, questioned the wisdom of using much public money.
