The only thing I want for in this strange liminal realm, in which every time I stub out a cigarette I swear it's my last, is someone to talk to about it; and not just idly chat, but intensely recall, debate and rhapsodise my relationship with nicotine.
In Miller's last play, "Finishing the Picture," the great American writer turned intensely autobiographical, recalling the moment when he, a heady intellectual, could not give the woman he deeply loved, an avowed sensualist, what she needed to keep on living.
"It was really icy but intensely flavored," he recalled.
Growing up as a nerd with a lisp in Upper Saddle River, N.J., he recalled "very intensely being bullied and being an outsider and having nobody".
In a Jan . 7piece, Friedersdorf recalled the "intensely personal missives of hyper-sexualized hate" he read while managing the emails of writer Megan McArdle during a guest-blogging stint.
The real expression is in her eyes, which burn intensely as she recalls that night.
Meanwhile the film's main characters are on a boat on the river, recalling, intensely, Renoir's 1875 painting The Skiff.
So Johnson teamed up with two friends and spent the summer "working pretty intensely," as he recalls, often in the lab from 10 p.m. until dawn catching parasitized snails.
Intensely modest by nature, Fay recalled that he was surprised by the idea that the British Library may want his archive.
Beals recalled Maliki as intensely serious and committed, even though he knew that the Americans had given the council little real power.
"I got intensely interested in the whole area," recalled Mr. Meserve, who turns 70 in July.
