It may seem to the casual viewer of boxing that there are reasonably few of these types in the sport today, but Considine, with his expansive knowledge, is happy to list several: Johnny Nelson, Nathan Cleverley, Derek Barker.
I want to say I vote for John Ashcroft with the happy knowledge that that effort will fail.
As Eoin Reddan and Jeremy Staunton sit bantering in the gym at the Wasps training ground, they do it in the happy knowledge that they could step out for some lunch without fear of harassment.
It's our world, all right, but with the bizarre undertones brought up to the surface, where they shine with the happy knowledge that they have been appreciated at last.
Why do some people prefer to belt out a peppy Abba song in the happy knowledge that the heroine will get her guy in the end ("Mamma Mia!"), while others opt to hang on every malign word that issues from that smeary rictus on the face of Batman's nemesis ("The Dark Knight")?
For example, a researcher who wished to perform tests on patients without their knowledge must be happy for all researchers to do so.
His obituary in the journal Building concluded:... [T]here is none today who can replace the noble personality, that keen energetic brain ever ready to give of its wonderful store of knowledge, and that happy spirit ever bright, ever optimistic, even though crushed beneath the cruel and unjust blow of the non-acceptance of his prize design for the North Shore bridge.
There was no donnish fussiness in his manner, just knowledge, which he was happy to share.
He's sure a respected Senator, known for his foreign policy knowledge and his perpetually happy demeanor.
If you have any questions, ask them - they contain a veritable treasure trove of knowledge and would be happy to share.
It takes advantage of the momentum of current events and the click-happy, instant knowledge gratification era that we live in by handing us engaging histories that we would have spent hours attempting to piece together on Google.
