| Vanessa Williamson, a Harvard academic who co-wrote a book on the Tea Party, said the GOP may be realising it needs to moderate its message, even if the policies remains trenchantly conservative. |
| It may be unwise to comment trenchantly from the sidelines about a situation O'Neill is observing daily in training. |
| He was also a man with a keen intellect and strong views that he was never afraid to articulate trenchantly. |
| It was so refreshing to see a majority of speakers trenchantly and unapologetically making the case against austerity, in the teeth of an orthodoxy that has prevailed for far too long, notably in the broadcast media. |
| When it comes to the philosophy of football, however, he is trenchantly and all but immovably set in his ways. |
| Holloway's codex dreamboat here saluted Morton's craft, trenchantly, enchantedly. |
