He wrote to his mother, "I now do most intensely want to fight".
But Eliogabalo even more intensely wants the winsome Flavia Gemmira, who is betrothed to his cousin the noble Alessandro.
"I can't say often enough because I believe it so strongly: a patriotic journalist -- and I intensely want to be one -- keeps a healthy skepticism and strong sense of independence," Mr. Rather said.
Although intuitively liking and wanting seem similar, this distinction grew mainly out of research on drug addiction where stimuli that are often no longer liked are still intensely wanted (Berthoud and Morrison, 2008).
I found it hard to share his calm but then like the genial, grandfather-figure he is, he reassured us, oncologists and all, that he still felt intensely alive, wanting to "deepen my friendships, to write more, to achieve new levels of understanding and insight".
Those findings can help younger men decide how intensely they want to screen for the disease.
They had received an offer from San Antonio, who had scouted Krstic intensely and wanted to move up from No. 26.
Mercier says the first application would be targeted at athletes who train intensely and want to monitor the concentration of lactate in their saliva.
How intensely they want to protect their information is up to them, so Unsene is monetizing on a higher-grade premium package for those who want more security.
· He spoke of wanting intensely to be a writer, always, but "my talent took about five years rather than three years to develop.
As a younger actress, like most great talents, she had a reputation as an intensely competitive force, wanting leads when finding herself in peripheral roles ("Like a racehorse being asked to pull the cart," as she once put it).
