He cared only about his family and he cared wit a ferocity that both frightened and exhilarated.
Reach casts the same elements in quite different proportions: the shooting and combat are so much fun and look so attractive that you stop caring about wit or character.
Isherwood was liberated from the past, even as he re-examined it pursuing liberation as a gay Hindu disciple, openly in love with Don and not caring a wit about his literary persona as he organized the final years of his life.
"Well, you get people who don't care a wit about Telechron clocks who think the green matches the kitchen they're going for, and they drive up prices," Mr. Kennan said.
Bobbie's terrific wit, caring, and zest for life added to the happiness of hundreds of staff and children each summer.
We have lost a dear friend whose warm spirit, clever wit, and caring ways will be missed tremendously.
Louise Yarin and her husband and teenage son were at their wits' end caring for her mother, Catherine Fetonti, who is 90 and was found to have dementia in 2004.
No matter how Tinkertoy some of the situations in the book might be -- such as the ending, which seems to be lifted from a notable movie about Nashville's music scene -- it's hard to notice or care when the wit is this thick on the page, and when the story unfolds (as it does) like a tale spun by your black-sheep uncle.
First, many of its promoters care not a wit about equity and are just out to make a buck.
"The elites don't care not one wit about America's school system and school children," said LaPierre, who earns around $1 million a year working for the NRA, according to The Washington Post.
