A few of the columns that make upthe middle rounds of this work will seem outdatedto ardent boxing fans.
Bearing little concern for economics, the welfare of smokers, and the real factors behind teenage smoking, members of Congress seem more ardent in their desire to gain fame and popularity than solve the problem.
Had things gone according to plan, she would almost certainly have died as she lived, hidden from sight, which seemed to be her ardent wish.
However, Mr. Bush's ardent support seemed to be directed more to one political faction in Israel — the extreme right — than to Israel as a whole.
His most ardent fans seemed to relish the possibility that Mr. Ford, who narrowly lost the 2006 Senate race in Tennessee, might get a second dance on the national stage.
Daniel Carlson, playing the violin in the Mozart E flat Piano Quartet on Wednesday, for example, seemed every bit as ardent and thoughtful as Mitsuko Uchida playing the piano, but in the first there was edge and urgency, a necessity to prove oneself to oneself and to others.
He seemed to be an ardent Nazi, approaching the whole problem, I thought, from a reserved and intellectual point of view.
Dan and Mike seem to be ardent poachers: two of the best entrées are salmon poached at a low temperature in duck fat, and a gamy skinned duck, poached in a spicy carrot stew.
But for most of its running time, "Le Brasier Ardent" seems to be following a similarly oneiric, free-associative structure, as the husband finds himself hiring Z (a partner in an exclusive, clandestine detective agency, where the operatives are psychologists as well as investigators) in a misguided attempt to recapture his wife's affections.
Aguilar is no novelist, just a puzzled and adoring husband, but as a Marxist "of the old school" he does believe in history, and his inquiry into his wife's madness comes to seem the most ardent expression of his love: he burns to give her back her history.
Even Doocy, an ardent Trump apologist, seemed flabbergasted by the logical fallacy of Trump's deep-state conspiracy theory.
