Mr. Price's reluctance to write about gay life makes "Ardent Spirits: Leaving Home, Coming Back," feel like a boisterous coming-out party.
Lauren Lovett is erotic and sly in the double role, but when the real Sebastian (the twin brother Viola is impersonating) enters, in the guise of Kevin Henderson, the actor misses every chance to make something ardent or comic of the obsessed Olivia's brazen overtures.
Lavande will convert the anti-lavender and will make those ardent believers, like me, fall in love with this complicated flower and fragrance all over again.
"He advised a 3-pronged attack that was as follows: there should be an association of respectable men who would make it unfashionable to take ardent spirits; work houses of 'idle, drinking persons' after their third conviction for drunkenness; and heavy taxes on imported and domestic liquor".
In a message on Wednesday to a related conference in Rome, the pope made an ardent plea for reconciliation.
The cello soloist was Raphael Wallfisch, making an ardent case for this meditation on the Virgin Mary.
Mr. Thain has embarked on an ambitious agenda for the exchange, making an ardent defense of the Big Board's auction-based trading model to regulators and lawmakers.
Mr. Bo, though generally a supporter of the Chinese economic model, sought to build a political base made of ardent socialists by emphasizing the need to ensure more social welfare for the middle and lower classes.
After acknowledging that the election had not gone the way any of them had hoped, Mr. Boehner made an ardent plea for unity, saying they could expect a good deal out of the coming negotiations only if they stuck together.
In March, for example, Matthew Renko — a young dancer who had spent a year in New York City Ballet — joined Ms. Farrell's company, and at once made an ardent impression in the corps de ballet of two Balanchine works.
