Ironically, Morozov here agrees – unwittingly perhaps, but vigorously – with his ideological opponents such as Clay Shirky, the NYU professor whom Morozov singles out for a great deal of condemnation.
If you don't want that sort of treatment you should pick men who are more ambitious.' I'm nodding, perhaps too vigorously, and her eyes turn suddenly sharp.
So that when the two men -- both hopelessly ensnared in high-comedy misunderstandings about their identities, and both passing themselves off as people named Ernest -- repaired to the woods to gather bluebells, they found themselves doing it perhaps more vigorously than they had planned.
Of special interest is the methodology's impact on the volunteer youths, the segment of beneficiaries that perhaps most vigorously defends the pertinence of Return to Happiness.
MANY chefs have stirred the cauldron of war consuming Syria and Iraq, but perhaps none so vigorously or with so long and capacious a spoon as the Islamic Republic of Iran.
He will likely travel around the world evangelizing vigorously, perhaps resuming the large stadium masses characteristic of a younger Pope John Paul II.
Students — and faculty — enthusiastically greeted Vick, though you wonder how much of it was driven by his celebrity, whether they felt Vick was reformed or perhaps was too vigorously prosecuted.
The uproar over the speech erupted most vigorously, perhaps, in Texas, and some districts there reversed the opt-out procedure: the only students they allowed to watch the president were those whose parents called or e-mailed with explicit permission.
Much of the earlier ransom money is reported to have been spent on weapons as the Abu Sayyaf band, originally numbering perhaps 200, has vigorously recruited new members to help guard the hostages and secure them against a huge military deployment.
Yet few fields are confronting the problems as vigorously, perhaps because in this discipline women have reached critical mass.
