He seems convinced that the Republican Party's salvation lies in his fecund mind, and believes that truly transformative conservative ideas, when well articulated, will be enough to attract large majorities.
For them, since after execution and killing there would be no daughters, there would be no place for a fecund mind to burgeon, for novel ideas to take place; since there would be no daughters, there would not be an incubator for personal thought which would, according to them, have questioned their ideals and supremacy.
The fecund minds at A.T. Cross and Verve Records have created the Cross Verve pen, combining the solid technology of Cross products and the cachet, charisma and creativity of the Verve label and its recording artists.
I'll just leave this alone for a few days and see what my fecund brain comes up with.
The house feels like the centre of sacred German culture and the full embodiment of his fecund collector's mind.
Harrison is smitten — poor beast, as Lady Julia Flyte said of her brother Bridey after he succumbed to the widow Muspratt — not only by Mimi's voluptuous carnality and voracious sexual appetite, but also by her mind, a fecund organ that produces endless — and I do mean endless — aperçus and apothegms.
When he was making this claim I'm not sure that what he had in mind was the fecund yummy mummies of the royal borough of Kingston, but it seems appropriate anyhow, in the hour or so that follows, that his thoughts on the future feminisation of the planet should occasionally be threatened to be overwhelmed by women talking over voluble babies.
W. L. Warren, historian and author of a biography of John, says of Walter that "No one living had a firmer grasp of the intricacies of royal government, yet even in old age his mind was adaptable and fecund with suggestions for coping with new problems".
The idea that it is having fecund relatives that sustains homosexuality thus looks quite plausible.
It's about fully inhabiting this place, and picking up the tools that come with the package: these glorious, riotous, ravaged hearts that want to praise and burn, these fecund, holy souls that long to see and be seen, these complex minds whose highest task may well be to unlearn everything they think they know, and rest in the mystery of love.
His gifts of invention were already so fecund, and so prolix, that this newfound ability to construct anything that drifts into his mind's eye — as opposed to the ramshackle, hand-drawn delight of his earlier animation — spells both enchantment and chaos.
