"Anissimov's book... provides a serious, lively, at times fervently told story that is always sympathetic to Levi's shy personality and restrained tone," Victor Brombert said here last year.
"Guatemala deserves that we make an effort to raise up a country destroyed by corruption," Baldizon, a fervently religious lawyer, told a political rally on Saturday.
I still talk to Marv on the reg, and lately he's been telling me that his mom and girlfriend are fervently trying to get him to adopt weed as a substitute for alcohol.
"I had trouble finding it," Kern told him, fervently gripping his old friend's hand.
Whalen had experienced his own personal transformation: "We will never engage in this kind of gang work again without academic support," he told me fervently.
"God sent me Lisa to release me," Generose told me fervently, as the rain pounded the roof, and she then compared Lisa to an angel and to Jesus Christ.
The Mother is not sure about all the political jargon the young people use, but now she tells them fervently that yes, they have to tell the people "the truth".
"He believes in civil liberties, not just for white Americans, but for all Americans," red-headed 22-year-old Brandon Shepherd tells me fervently, pulling his chair in closer.
If Jimmy is tired of telling passing strangers the story, hoping for contributions, Bev believes it fervently, and restricts her romances to those men who might believe it too.
In her living room, Salgado told me that she still fervently believed in the need for community police.
