Western reporters in Sirte say its people's declarations of devotion to the colonel and their willingness to fight for what they have are sincere.That makes things tricky for the coalition.
The drummer tossed his drumsticks high above his head, jumping in and out of his chair to snatch them before returning to the beat and setting off even more declarations of devotion.
Enter aspiring American writer Edith, wonderfully played by Mia Wasikowska as a kind of flickering human candelabra amid the film's necessarily purple excesses: the possibly doomed declarations of devotion between lovers, the bloodied ectoplasm trailed by the mansion's phantoms, the tightly wound veins popping against the deathly complexion of Chastain's deliciously kinked-out Mrs Danvers figure.
My public school-accented declaration of devotion to socialism rang out across the rather still audience in a Lowestoft hotel.
Dressed in a long white coat over a skintight top and slim-fitting trousers, Prince – who'll turn 55 next month – shimmied insinuatingly during spacey ballads such as "When We're Dancing Close and Slow," from his self-titled 1979 album, and "I Like It There," which contained some delightfully filthy lyrics along with another sly declaration of devotion.
The striker's oft-reiterated declarations of regional devotion proved horribly hollow as he scarpered for the A1 (southbound) at the first flutter of Gérard Houllier's eyelashes.
While Pegram builds his book up from the experiences of ordinary Klansmen, she builds out from the Klan's official declarations of religious devotion drawn from K.K.K. newspapers and magazines.
"This really is not about me, it is about 25 couples making a declaration of love, devotion and commitment," Mr. West said.
On another occasion, Jerry proposed that a lyric could be written for a pawnbroker, the words made up entirely of the declarations of passion and devotion inscribed on the various pocket watches, wedding rings and other tokens of undying love that had ended up in hock.
Women especially benefit from stories that explore the sort of tensions and attractions that do not need to end in bed or declarations of unending sisterly devotion, but it's equally good news for men, who can, one hopes, shake off the tedious tyranny of "bromance".
His second, the next year, was a tortured stentorian ballad, "Prisoner of Love" (originally a hit for Columbo), whose masochism Como undercut by softening its confession of romantic enslavement into a declaration of dignified, unshakable devotion.
