Hearteningly, a lot of that shifted when Noah entered the picture.
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"What a gift!" she says hearteningly of the 120 languages spoken by pupils.
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"Writing this book cured my midlife crisis," Calhoun reveals, hearteningly, near the end.
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As The Problem With Apu hearteningly demonstrates, there's a rising generation of desi ready to make that art.
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Hearteningly, the Together For Yes campaigners told us that we did two weeks' canvassing in a single day.
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On Saturday, Rossen Milanov's sensitive conducting of the Philharmonia Zürich brought fresh life to the score: Dance tempos were hearteningly brisk.
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Hearteningly, the "mystery device" was summarily dismissed by many as what it actually is: the transmitter pack of a lavalier microphone.
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" Jayne concluded, hearteningly: "Motherhood isn't an exclusive club that you can only get into if you look or act the right way.
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Hearteningly, a number of delegates to the convention reacted badly to Pence, including J. D. Greear, the newly elected president of the denomination.
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Race and identity is inevitably particulate of the ideas and process, but hearteningly, not the whole or unifying truth at hand in this exhibition.
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With all eyes on the disaster still unfolding in Texas, the tech industry too is coming together — hearteningly, as it often does — to alleviate the suffering of those affected.
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And hearteningly, we're also treated to lots of scenes where Eleven and Max — who you'll recall was the new girl who joined the group in season two, making Eleven extremely jealous — have become close friends.
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There are smart people who do it, there are some good newspapers, and hearteningly the very youngest generation is, I think, maybe the first post-internet generation in the world, and they've proven to be quite savvy.
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Rae Sremmurd: Sremmlife 2 (Eardrummers/Interscope) Right when the year needed some fresh new absurdist fun, along come these siblings from Atlanta with their irrepressible sense of play and a hearteningly quick followup to last year's excellent debut.
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In the book, the characters' varied efforts are mostly failures, but often hearteningly partial ones whose effects spread rhizomelike across other timelines and alternate realities, revealing weaknesses in the Company's structure and showing others a possible avenue of attack.
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And most hearteningly, the thing which seemed to confirm that he still had a sense of greatness around him, he showed up in New Japan to team up with Jushin Liger and Hiroshi Tanahashi in a one-off, as well as to tease a match with Will Ospreay.
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Instead, in a gesture eerily reminiscent of the final lines of Shakespeare's "The Comedy of Errors," when one of the Dromio twin clowns, upon finding his long-lost brother, hearteningly says, "We came into the world like brother and brother / And now let's go hand in hand, not one before another," President Moon, holding Kim Jong Un's hand, walked to and fro across the militarized border affectionately side-by-side, not one before the other.
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At Christianity Today, Russ Breimeier gave an unrated review, calling this a "truly outstanding album." Sue Rann of Cross Rhythms rated the album nine out of ten squares, proclaiming this to be "Great stuff from a transparently gifted American singer/songwriter hearteningly offering musical and lyrical intelligence in a scene heavy with disposable Nashville pop." At CCM Magazine, Michele Howe gave an unrated review, affirming that "Conversations is a rare find for those who seek, yes, thirst for honest answers to life's difficult questions", and noting how "Listeners will happily surrender to Sara Groves' soulful, rich vocals, which declare with stumbling humility our ongoing search for God." Kevin Davis of New Release Tuesday rated the album four-and-a-half stars, exclaiming that this is a "perfect debut album with standout songs".
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'Though slightly over-long and crowded with minor players, The Romantics is an intriguing combination of casual grace and emotional intensity, peppered with discreet social comment on caste, class, sectarian strife, the state of the nation. (...) Hearteningly different from the tricksiness and posturing of much recent Indian writing, this is a charming début, which makes a virtue of its studied simplicity' – Aamer Hussein, The IndependentReview of The Romantics The Independent 'If much of cosmopolitan Indian writing has valorized the immigrant and the foreign land, then The Romantics is a celebration of the home and its forgotten world' – Amitava Kumar, The NationReview of The Romantics The Nation '...this extraordinary debut novel, The Romantics, a supernova in the wan firmament of recent fiction' – Marie Arana, The Washington PostArana, Marie (2000-03-05). Review of The Romantics. The Washington Post.
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