As I continuously tell myself that I will not get into my ED school (emotional cushioning), I can't help but wonder how the college process would prepare me for a world outside of academia.
"She continuously told me to find a man to marry assuring me of good life, but I was refusing.
"We continuously told them we did not have weapons, we came here to bring humanitarian help and not to fight," he said.
We have been continuously told by Bob Ainsworth, the defence secretary, that the Treasury reserve is paying for the full cost of operations in Afghanistan.
"We are continuously told, by people from the chief of the general staff downward, that there is a shortage of the right vehicles in theatre," he told the newspaper.
In these, women are continuously told that by seeking refuge they have brought shame on their families.
The Canadian-born are continuously told that immigrants will help foster economic development, and help pay for the expanding cost of an aging population.5 This rhetoric feeds into a discourse of reciprocity, and undermines claims that immigrants' choose to use social benefits.
It's why Black girls are continuously told that we must leave our communities in order to be successful.
In the most perfect example of a Freudian slip imaginable, press secretary Sean Spicer revealed the basis for Trump's insecurity and mental illness when he said in his Monday press briefing: "It's just unbelievably frustrating when you're continuously told it's not big enough".
