Maybe this is why you sense that Leon fervently enjoys writing these stories.
We don't get to enjoy the delicious cheerleading, nitpicking and backbiting that attend a fervently followed awards ceremony.
The college students and recent graduates who fervently support Bernie are enjoying their own moment of heaven, inevitably brief.
I always enjoy seeing Rosie the ROBOT in a puzzle, because I wished fervently for a Rosie as a child, so I would have someone to clean up my room for me.
The more knowledgeable you are about the lore of this product, the more you'll enjoy "[title of show]." In one of Mr. Bowen's songs, the boys fervently sing of wanting to be "part of it all," all including opening nights at Tavern on the Green, having their sheet music on sale in Shubert Alley and "lunch with Bernadette".
"How many of you," I polled the audience, "actually enjoy doing lab work?" Remember that these are people who've performed laboratory research for a decade or more, who would spend that very afternoon at the lab bench, and who are actively and fervently pursuing careers doing more lab work.
I refuse to call this implausible because I fervently hope such an excellent outcome will someday, somewhere be enjoyed by real-life homeless teenagers with a baby in tow.
So much so that it pays any Briton to be a bit more mindful of what he says and how he says it when enjoying the company of Americans (with the exception of fervently Anglophile Americans who, judging by friends of mine who fit that description, are caustic conversationalists).
Amid this bustling activity, I had a quick chat with the great man, who had just enjoyed a fag (you may have seen his latest fervently pro-smoking letter to the Guardian at the weekend) and was, as usual, immaculately turned-out.
