Mr. Goldberg, for his part, seemed almost surprised that the Ovitz trial would generate such fervent interest.
She shares his fervent interest in studying birds and other wildlife.
She had a fervent interest in the outdoors and when she was not preoccupied with theater, she and Ms. Wondisford often went fly-fishing and took wilderness trips.
The exchange is no doubt unamused but courteous on one side, amusing but rueful on the other, but of fervent interest to both parties.
In 1967, Mr. Noble, then an administrator at the Metropolitan Museum with a fervent interest in antiquities, discovered that three large, supposedly ancient terra-cotta Etruscan warriors were forgeries.
The market was born in a conversation about five years ago between Trinity's pastor, the Rev. Otis Moss III, and his wife, Monica, a mother of two with a fervent interest in health and wellness.
THE fervent interest that Google's planned stock offering has generated is only the latest piece of evidence that many investors have already shrugged off one of the worst bear markets in history.
"The Consul," for example, has been translated into 23 languages, including Turkish; & is still being produced here and abroad-even behind the Iron Curtain, where the Poles & the Bulgarians have taken a fervent interest in it.
BERKELEY, Calif .- WHEN the World Cup soccer tournament reached the quarterfinal round in the late spring of 2002, Prof. Paul Alivisatos noticed a particularly fervent interest among his doctoral students in chemistry at the University of California.
A woman's fervent interest in sports might be perceived as an expression of a masculine nature or of lesbianism; psychological tests such as American psychologist Sandra Bem's Sex Role Inventory routinely classified female athletes as "masculine" because they scored high on scales for competition and aggressiveness.
