That being so I wonder how many attempts the man must have to make, before he receives the success of recognition -- the joy of a customer who recalls the same cuisine, similar rituals, any bit of language or iota of tradition that forms the abiding bonds among people.
The grim reaper does rear his head in Mark Christopher Covino and Jeff Howlett's music documentary "A Band Called Death," but part of the charm and warmth of the film lies in the abiding family bonds and winning decency of the group's surviving members.
Maurice Keen's discussion of continued political connections between the emerging states of France and England following the Wars of the Roses (following the Hundred Years' War) aptly demonstrates abiding international bonds being fueled rather than extinguished by domestic discord.
It's a testament to the younger Heinrich's heartfelt humanism and hard-won historical perspective that father and son emerge as exemplary kindred spirits, bonded by an abiding fascination for living things that he hails as nothing less than "a prime phenotype of love".
At the end of It's a Wonderful Life, George Bailey is shown, kindness, love, support, familial bonds strengthen and deep, abiding friendships flourish.
That bond I share with Jeff forges a deep and abiding sense of safety within our relationship, a safety that tills the soil for frequent moments of love.
Following its meeting on Thursday, the ECB previewed what it plans to do: buy the bonds of troubled sovereigns without limit provided they are abiding by the terms of fiscal retrenchment plans worked out with the rest of Europe.
He made ECB bond purchases conditional on countries formally requesting these purchases (through the EFSF/ESM) and abiding by a set of conditions.
We cannot know what Mrs. King's wishes were for a funeral -- she probably had no choice about church or minister -- but I did have a choice -- and while I have an abiding respect for my former neighbor and friend, I chose not to be in that church," Bond told AP.
