Pete Wilson, who was governor for most of the 1990's, supported a ban barring state services for illegal immigrants, capitalizing on anger over illegal immigration to win re-election, and his predecessor, George Deukmejian, won the ardor of suburban voters by presenting himself as tough as nails on crime.
The ardor of Republican support for Romney (whether they like him or not) includes the ultimate prize -- dominating the Supreme Court.
Her devotion to educating young musicians and also supporting Mannes' Community Orchestra built on her ardor for music's power to inspire creativity.
In terms of main chain features, this is where all the Ardor tokens will reside and serve as the system supporting all of the child chains.
The Lemony Snicket phenomenon is a complex tale of talent, editorial ardor and grass-roots support.
The ardor of Paul's hardcore supporters remained.
This is because for so many, Obama's speaking style has been the source of ardor, the sine qua non of their support for him as president.
Sept. 3-8: The guitarist Kenny Burrell, a longtime master who mingles silky tones with bluesy ardor, fronts a quintet that includes the solid support of the bassist Peter Washington.
Their interpretation is one of poise, heft and ardor, the soloist's superb control keenly matched by the conductor's insightful support.
Movement phrases end in eloquent, unexpected gestures, and the simplest placement of a hand in support of a lift can be a plea, an expression of ardor, grief or resignation.
The ardor for the World Cup is another example of how advertisers are stepping up support for marquee televised events, known as big event TV.
