But today, we'd like to remind you that really, the midterms have basically been about back-waxes and demon sheep and career politicians who will overturn their deepest and most strenuously expressed convictions at a moment's notice, if it means you will elect them.
The part of the book that Peters, also from West Virginia and a friend of Caperton, objects most strenuously to describes Worby as dissolving in tears at the prospect of being dragged back from a vacation to the desolation of West Virginia, and that struck Peters as sure to provoke indignation in his home state.
The most explicitly religious part of his myth is the most strenuously, and the least successfully, allegorized.
Up-and-coming figure skaters like Sarah Hughes are among the athletes advertisers are courting most strenuously.
They are the most strenuously resisted pieces in the repertory of what we used to call great music.
Of the Bush cabinet secretaries, former attorney general John Ashcroft most strenuously confronted Cheney about his seizures of power.
On all sides we heard praises of the British lorry-drivers, who worked most strenuously and considerately for all, especially the women and children.
They have endured even as the economies that have enforced budget cuts most strenuously have contracted, notably in Britain and in much of the rest of Europe.
Mr. Sandusky's lawyers said they would appeal his case, arguing most strenuously that they were not given enough time to prepare his defense before the trial.
Jeffrey Halpern, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein, said he assumed that the company would have discussed any possible restatement with the S.E.C. "If Mr. Notebaert is doing this, he has talked with the S.E.C. and will remove the things they object to most strenuously in the financials," he said.
