In ardent acts, with reawakened mind.
Sixty-odd years since "Light Up the Sky" proved a moderate success on Broadway, time has dimmed the celebrity of these luminaries, except in the minds of ardent theater buffs.
The work bespeaks a subtle eye, a sober mind, and an ardent heart.
I thought it might be useful to describe the doubts and thoughts going through the mind of one ardent war supporter -- me -- during these traumatically bloody weeks in Iraq.
What stuck in my mind was less his ardent cheering for Hugh Gaitskell than his even more ardent support for the cause of returning the Elgin Marbles to Greece.
The general consensus is that, except for the ardent anti-royalists, nobody really minds Prince William or the concept of his nuptials.
The poem ends with Giraud's beauty conquering any fears that Byron may have about their relationship: But thou, Giraud, whose beauty would unlock The gates of prejudice, and bid me mock The sober fears that timid minds endure, Whose ardent passions women only cure, Receive this faithful tribute to thy charms, Not vowed alone, but paid too in thy arms.
This news, coupled with a number of stories regarding Microsoft's bureaucratic malaise and slow Windows Phone handset sales point to the company essentially losing the hearts and minds of their most ardent supporters.
Mr. Westerberg, an ardent critic of quotas, gradually changed his mind.
Live on air, Foster's ardent and sympathetic campaigning changed the sprinter's mind.
