Mr. Cibes, who is 47 years old and a professor of government at Connecticut College, does not wax eloquent about the sturdy values of the American heartland, or about much else, for that matter.
It may be conservative in its respect for older creative traditions, and also in its affection for the sturdy values of community, but it is also unapologetically radical in its antiauthoritarian spirit.
They were a people of sturdy values for whom "good laws" were no substitute for "good habits".
Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly, however, gave the movie a positive review, commenting Crossroads "not only makes excellent use of the singer's sweetly coltish acting abilities, but it also promotes a standardized set of sturdy values with none of Mariah Carey's desperate Glitter, or any of Mandy Moore's gummy pap in A Walk to Remember".
It's about purposeful decisions and sturdy values.
There was, first, a President widely admired for his character and integrity, a man who seemed to personify the sturdy American values of thrift, hard work, and moral rectitude (yet who, while seeming homespun, yielded to no one in his admiration of great wealth and those who possessed it).
Mr. Gore, for his part, hopped aboard an old-fashioned paddle boat to head down the Mississippi, indulging in a bit of political theater that wrapped his journey in a populist aura and evoked the sturdy, timeless values of the American heartland.
The Tyr1173 and Tyr1148 were the sturdiest sites with IC50 values of 97 and 214 n M, respectively.
In a show of sturdy family values, Ken and Linda's five children also came out in support of their father.
Articulate, with an easy smile, Price seems to enjoy being in the limelight, yet his original motivation for the wage hike was driven by a sturdy set of values developed during childhood.
Massive Corinthian columns, sturdy pilasters and an imposing pediment over bronze front doors fairly shouted authoritative values of conservative tradition on which banking then relied.
