It was an ardent contrast," said Sirleaf.
The Adagio was practically an operatic scene: Mr. Perlman's violin, a coy soprano, was wooed by ardent baritone lines from Saeunn Thorsteinsdottir, a charismatic cellist, while the violist Rebecca Albers offered wistful mezzo-soprano asides.
Thousands of people were expected to gather at the Phoenix venue that hosted Trump's rally, with some of the president's most ardent supporters lining up by Tuesday morning.
JOHN PARELES OneRepublic "Native" (Mosley Music Group/Interscope) There's a thin line where ardent emotion meets maudlin simpering, and that's exactly where Ryan Tedder, OneRepublic's lead singer and main songwriter and producer, has built an impressive hitmaking career.
Even outside the circle of anti-abortion radicals, popular culture draws a fuzzy line between ardent passion and forcible rape.
For romantics, the lines could also represent heartbeats: Elizabeth's simmering desire and Mr Darcy's ardent love fighting with his better judgment.
Of course, even the most ardent supporters of local food draw the line.
With Mr. Noda accompanying on the piano, Mr. Griffey lifted Dowland's melodic lines with his ardent, powerful voice while still bringing lyrical refinement to every phrase.
Renaud Capuçon, the violin soloist, captured the full range of the piece, the virtuosic churnings and skitterings and the ardent yearning of the long lines, with consistent aplomb.
A protégé of John Dewey who distinguished himself early in his career with an important study of Karl Marx, Hook became increasingly disenchanted with the left, emerging after World War II as an ardent anti-Stalinist and hard-line cold warrior.
