We began to develop a friendship, discovering that although our backgrounds were extremely different, we shared common bonds; we both devoured strawberry ice cream, read novels ardently and cared about our New Haven community.
She read the words ardently, as if she were reciting a poem.
But one strangely euphoric survivor, Eric Patrick Wilsonn), pursues her ardently and seems to be able to read her mind.
It is possible, of course, at a time when campaign images are scrutinized by media sibyls as ardently as the entrails of birds were read by the ancients, to read too much into Michelle Obama's grooming and wardrobe.
"The only effect I ardently long to produce by my writings, is that those who read them should be better able to imagine and to feel the pains and joys of those who differ from themselves in everything but the broad fact of being struggling erring human creatures," she once wrote.
It is impossible to read the British newspapers — yes, they still sell them in big numbers and read them ardently here, foreshadowing an upcoming generation of informed Brit adults — and not get a chuckle out of the wit.
For the secular readers, it was too religious-seeming by half and also struck them as anti-literary (as one friend put it, if he wanted to read Aeschylus, he'd read Aeschylus, not Grayling's redaction of Aeschylus); and the religious readers were put off by the ardently secularist packaging.
We ardently hope for the former, but if you've been reading the papers you may greatly fear the latter — as represented by Spain's tiki-taka, short-passing style.
A red and white banner over one stand reads LONG LIVE AND THRIVE CAPITALISM, a wish so ardently felt here that one wonders whatever happened to the revolutionary ideals so dear to the radical artist.
