It had enjoyed so much media exposure that it had could hardly have failed to do well.
"It was not without sorrow that we left this place and these people, among whom we had enjoyed ourselves so well", Nansen recorded.
And people who lack abstract thinking skills, thereby diverging from the kind of human capability philosophers themselves exercise so well and enjoy so greatly, usually are dismissed as unimportant, that is, as not rising to philosophical considerability.
There are few finer moments in his conversation than his descriptions of the consolation of fast coaches bearing pretty women, and, especially, good food in well-run taverns: There is no private house, (said he,) in which people can enjoy themselves so well, as at a capital tavern.
After accepting the job, Boyd was welcomed by a top editor: "I really enjoyed your clips — they're so well written.
They conducted themselves ever so well, they enjoyed themselves and were fabulous players.
In his memoir, My Times in Black and White: Race and Power at the New York Times, Gerald Boyd, one of the first black people to rise to a senior management position at the newspaper, recalled that when he was first hired, in 1983, a senior editor told him: "I really enjoy your clips – they're so well written.
This is apparent from an early age; we excel in subjects we enjoy, we don't do so well in subjects we hate.
They wrap and keep so well that I enjoyed eating a second half for lunch or dinner even after it had been refrigerated for a day.
For many Democrats, Mr. Gore was viewed as the strongest candidate in the field, if only because he was so well known and enjoyed what early polls pointed to as wide support among Democratic primary voters.
