"It will not be long before we see principals suspending the girl whose weekend wardrobe 'interferes' with the school's ability to promote a professional appearance or whose fondness for rap music 'interferes' with the teaching of proper grammar".
Prizes totalling £41,000 have been made available for artists – amateur as well as professional – who can encapsulate their fondness of Roseberry Topping, Saltburn pier or the spidery mechanics of Middlesbrough's Transporter Bridge in such a midget frame.
There's a fondness here that reaches beyond the professional, and you wait for Gaghan to nudge it a touch further.
The first series sent Detective Sam Tyler from the present day to a Manchester, England, police precinct in 1973, where he developed, against any initial inclination, an abiding fondness for Chief Inspector Gene Hunt, despite Hunt's lack of professional circumspection and his politically insensitive style.
Trump has made himself a ringmaster of the 2016 Republican presidential political circus, although he might well prefer comparisons to professional wrestling, an industry for which he has shown personal fondness over the years.
Professional identity crises tend to do that to a guy, especially one with a fondness for psychotherapy, quoting Freud and Jung and, in a lark that may not be coincidental, mimicking the simpering, back-stabbing Eddie Haskell character from "Leave It to Beaver," a favorite show from childhood.
The interview process is designed to get beyond what a candidate has been taught, says Emma Smith, an English tutor at Hertford College.Proponents of private coaching put such criticism down to Britain's fondness for the gifted amateur and a reluctance to call in professionals in order to maximise your advantages.
Those who spend some time observing Klinsmann, then, might notice his fondness for the term "24/7," which seems to represent his highest form of praise for a professional and a state of being to strive toward.
That fondness shines through.
