On the other hand Israel does not relish post-Assad chaos in Syria that allows sophisticated weaponry to fall into the hands of Al Qaeda splinter groups that love a vacuum and loathe Jews.
Many Germans even relished being post-patriotic, finding solace in a new European identity, dismissing American patriotism as a quaint relic of values the 20th century had undermined.
For their part, the Germans relished being posted to Paris; buying lavish goods, enjoying French opera and exploiting the "sickeningly friendly" local population, who, according to a senior German officer, were "positively queuing up to get a German soldier into bed".
Just possibly – though this may be bien pensant – it is due to a post-Iraq relish for the subject matter.
Patton was promoted to colonel on July 24 , 1938and given command of the 5th Cavalry at Fort Clark, Texas, for six months, a post he relished, but he was reassigned to Fort Myer again in December as commander of the 3rd Cavalry.
America's economy seems to relish the role, continuing to post growth performances that would be utterly disappointing were they not so much better than those managed by other rich countries.
During an 1806 riot, the townspeople were so offended by the behavior of a student by the name of Guy Richards that they dubbed him the College Bully, a title the students apparently relished: They co-opted the post and elected their own Bully until the faculty banned the position in 1840, Mr. Kelley said.
Burres told The Huffington Post that he relishes the time he spends with his classmates in the program.
Steve Jobs once said that interfaces which spawned a lot of windows meant that "you get to be the janitor" – a post he didn't relish.
We relish our freedom to speak, to post, to rally, to learn, to listen, to watch, and to connect online". So who is right?
