The character he feels closest to in "Together" is Eric, a handsome but forlorn young ideologue who has turned his back on his wealthy family and embraced hard-line Marxist-Leninism like a lover.
The former congressman, known as the Hammer for a political style that embraced hard-edge political tactics and a relationship with Washington lobbyists that invited scrutiny from prosecutors, was nothing short of jubilant, praising God and belittling Democrats and prosecutors for making such an effort to go after him.
Do you expect even more developers to embrace hard science?
The government is entitled to claim this should embrace hard gain and soft, money and "happiness".
The survey embraces hard and soft health variables as well as psychological variables, information on health care utilisation and similar related topics.
Over the course of fourteen weeks, these 'tough cases' learn to embrace hard work, contribute to their community, and believe in themselves.
Some, notably Ted Kennedy, think America should embrace hard-working migrants.
He derided Senator John McCain and other Republican critics for embracing hard-line approaches that have failed.
Mr Hague's foes say that his decision to ask party members to support a policy ruling out British membership of the single European currency in this parliament or the next (ie, for roughly the next eight years) is a sign that the Tories are embracing hard-line Europhobia.
Not even the British reluctance to embrace hard-headed professionalism, that inbred suspicion of success strove for rather than bestowed, could take the lustre off this sometimes shambling country's single best day at an Olympic Games for a hundred years.
