It would be misleading to say that the glorified in heaven act rightly, but unwillingly; rather, they are hyper-willing to act rightly, and sinning is simply unthinkable, off the table, not a serious deliberative possibility for them (Stump 1990; Kretzmann 1991; see also Swinburne 1993, p. 202).
The intimacy of one-on-one conversation, as in her column, seems to energize Havrilesky; she is both hyper-focused and willing to go wide-range.
See, just like our casts, these characters are hyper-competitive and more than willing to have it out in front of a worldwide audience.
That means they'd be willing to pay more for these hyper-local ads than for ones pointed to users who are far away and much less likely to visit their store.
You've got to be hyper-conscious of drivers and what their intent is, and definitely willing to say no and not compromise.
In this age of hyper-transparency, you must always stick to the truth, or be willing to acknowledge mistakes.
The Rebel, a hyper-partisan media outrage machine founded by Ezra Levant, has been more than willing to blow out of context statistics into hilariously inflammatory claims.
While Deasy's critics on the seven-member school board deemed him uncommunicative and autocratic, those opponents now must find a chief executive willing to deal with a board that can be fractious and hyper-political.
(Hyper! Hyper! Anyone else remember Scooter?
