Ms. Long also shows how much better and tougher she is than these contrivances, which is why her big, fiery howl of a book commands interest despite its excess baggage.
The crowd, though, was only mildly interested, even at the fiery bits.
The other key ingredient is color: dabs of pale pastels to subtly indicate a skyline backdrop or interior wall; fiery Bonnard chords of fall color to stake out the various centers of dramatic interest.
But the first-term senator's appeal among traditional conservatives was no match for Mr. Trump's fiery and uncompromising vow to fight for the interests of average Americans who have lost faith in the country's political leadership.
According to the authors, we can use dopamine to get at why we obsess over things and then lose interest when we have them, or have fiery relationships that eventually turn lukewarm.
His fiery letters and dialogues are of great biographical and topical interest.
Naturally, since Apple has a vested interest in its users not dying in tragic, fiery wrecks, there's little need to actually take your hand off the wheel to interact with that touchscreen — the newly-updated Siri will be there to field your requests.
Coleridge's interest in France was relatively minor, but he was a fiery advocate for radical reform at home.
Although he has a low-key personality that is similar to Randolph's, Manuel's intellectual interests and his ability, at times, to display a fiery temper set him apart from his friend and predecessor.
Interest flickered briefly in another outsider, General Wesley Clark, but at the beginning of the year the fiery doctor seemed well-nigh unstoppable.
