Von Schönwerth was a historian and recorded what he heard faithfully, making no attempt to put a literary gloss on it, which is where he differs from the Grimm brothers.
And that, he says, using another expression that his DaVita employees faithfully repeat, is "no brag, just fact".
Many Republican voters are gravitating toward the Libertarian Party candidate, Gary Johnson, who appears to embody their political views more faithfully, yet stands no realistic chance of becoming president.
If they did so, Mr. Frank promised, he would faithfully execute it, no matter how absurd, and post the resulting video on his site.
Representative Dennis J. Kucinich was described as a "man of great decency and dedication who will faithfully soldier on no matter how great the odds," while Mr. Gravel, who put the Pentagon Papers in the public record in 1971, was singled out for "his brave leadership during the national turmoil of Vietnam".
What was going on then was that Edinburgh, posh, elegant and classical Edinburgh – the Athens of the north – was becoming known as the Aids capital of Europe, mainly brought about by shared needles in filthy tenements in scenes that Welsh faithfully and with no adornment whatsoever brought to grim life.
Regardless of whether Clarke represented Newton's own views faithfully, there is no doubt that his correspondence with Leibniz helped to shape the agenda of philosophy in the eighteenth century.
Everything in his world had an inner reality that he reproduced no less faithfully than he did its material phenomena.
For decades, he and his family attended the Christian Reformed Church, where he served as an elder and Bible teacher, but he left the church in 1988 when he felt it no longer faithfully represented biblical teachings, associates said.
If an outcome cannot be faithfully reproduced, there is no way to know for sure what led to the outcome or debug issues.
