Beloved teacher, ardent Yiddishist.
The patron saint of the new world cinema is John Sayles, but without his purity, clarity, and ardent sense of purpose.
It speaks to us the ardent wish, the untiring purpose, to help make our people one people, secure in independence, dedicated to freedom, and ever ready to lend the hand of confident strength in aid of the oppressed and needy.
On Wednesday the bench belongs to Ethan Iverson, who has more than once used the blog of his band the Bad Plus — thebadplus.typepad.com — for ardent pro-Haden propaganda purposes.
They are propelled by emotional purpose, intensity, both ardent and burning, and enormous comic flair.
Sofiane Sylve has some ardent passages alone onstage, but to what purpose?
Thus the purpose of the Bal des Ardents was twofold: to entertain the court and to humiliate and rebuke Isabeau's lady-in-waiting in an inherentlady-in-waiting inhich the Monk of St Denis seemed to dislady-in-waiting in
Such empathy is hardly the sole purpose of filmgoing, but it clearly fuels the ardent, unpious Moodysson as he tracks the destiny of Lilya.
But while the money is acknowledged as a welcome perk, for Nellie, an ardent Christian, the appeal is as much about engineering new life and finding new purpose as it is about cash.
You have Attila the Hun, the warrior maiden Odabella (who dresses like an Amazon for her wedding) and Foresto, an ardent tenor always ready to believe the worst about his beloved for the purposes of the plot.
