In Hong's ardent view, tenderness, nostalgia, joy, and the promise of creation are the rewards of wide-eyed bewilderment: the adventures and misadventures of an idle filmmaker are nothing if not a script on the wing.
This certainly explains their ardent views in favor of possessing and carrying guns.
But this view of King as an ardent proponent of American exceptionalism fails to capture a significant part of his thinking, a set of ideas embodied in one of his most famous works, "Letter from Birmingham Jail".
Rethorst so clearly described the immensely receptive manner in which she apprehends the world that I felt I had a privileged view of the mechanics and procedures of an ardent life.
(This was a feature of the syntactic view of theories that Frederick Suppe, one of its most ardent critics, often railed against).
An ardent proponent of this view is David Goldfarb, a lawyer and preservationist who, with his wife, Elizabeth, built a two-story addition to their shingle-style Victorian home last year in the historic district in St .George, Staten Island.
"I believe the opportunity of independence is too good to miss". However ardent his views, Connery won't get to express them on Thursday, as the vote is only open to Scots who live in Scotland.
For Renoir, it was something of a payback: a chance viewing of "Le Brasier Ardent" in 1923 had inspired Renoir to change his life.
The son of refugees who fled communist Czechoslovakia, he is an ardent supporter of John Paul's view that Europe must pay equal attention to east and west, breathing "with two lungs".
Trump's unrelentingly bleak assessment comports with the views of many of his ardent followers, who feel marginalized by economic and cultural changes afoot in the country.
