Wang Lianfang glared at her and said sternly, 'That's metaphysical nonsense.' So Peng Guoliang took up residence in the Wang home and stayed put.
Why did film matter so much to her? What was it that she missed — and so sternly memorialized — in 1995?
"I was not aware of dogfighting and the terrible things that happen around dogfighting," Goodell said, explaining why he responded so sternly in the Vick case.
So sternly does the literary superego command the sublimation of these childish pleasures that, even today, Plumly sounds suspicious of the "luxury, drapery, weft, and rich weave" of Keats's romances.
The callow youth so sternly analysed in "School Days" is now regarded with something like wistful affection.
As one BBC executive said: "Tony's version of shouting is to say sternly: that's really not on".
"No," Niekro said, so suddenly and sternly that Linden, his former roommate in the minors, knew something was wrong.
And that is a source of annoyance to clients, the aides said, who tell them sternly that, "this is America, so you should speak English".
Every week or so, for example, Brubeck's unit, at the front, would querulously ask the replacement center where Brubeck was, or demand sternly that Brubeck be produced at once.
He said, "My father looked at me sternly with that look I would learn to know so well, and said, 'Justin, never attack the individual.
