If your opponent is worried about the "redefinition of traditional marriage," don't fight him on that - agree, and heartily state that marriage has already been redefined, many times, and thank goodness that is the case, otherwise, as recently as 1967, an interracial marriage (like the one that produced Barack Obama) would be illegal.
I wasn't a first-night drama critic at the time, but I wrote a column heartily stating that The Light in the Piazza was exceptional and urging theatergoers-on-the-fence to immediately see the show or buy the CD so they could fall in love with it themselves.
Presumably, some heartily agree with their state's new immigration legislation, and others disagree.
He further stated: "I heartily desire to join the army as soon as possible but certainly it had better be reinforced by a regiment without a colonel than by a colonel without a regiment".
Not furiously teetering on the brink of violence, as some cable shows suggest, but heartily ticked off about the state of the nation.
For another, Mr Tomblin demonstrated that the way to win as a Democrat in a conservative state where voters heartily disapprove of Mr Obama is to run, in effect, as a Republican.
Further, whenever any country asks Moscow for help in mediating a conflict, the Russian state media trumpets that heartily.
On her website, she notes the significance of the decision being passed down in the same state where she was so heartily rejected, calling it "particularly sweet".
When told yesterday that the city thought the Building Department's regulatory power over signs extended to the waters of a neighboring state, Mr. Corbeil of Dirtpile laughed heartily.
When the clerk reached that name on the roll there was a spontaneous outburst from the delegates from that State, and the delegates from other States joined in heartily enough.
We heartily agree; indeed, in our commentary (Elliott and Resnik 2014) we stated that "Disclosures of competing financial interests and nonfinancial interests (such as professional or political allegiances) also provide opportunities for more transparent discussions" (Elliott and Resnik 2014).
