His website, www.francisalys.com, features 19 public-domain videos, including his renowned "Paradox of Praxis"—listed as "Sometimes Doing Something Leads to Nothing"—in which the artist pushes a block of ice around Mexico City for nine hours until it melts.
Yet, notwithstanding these measures, it would be wrong, as is sometimes done, to describe Alexander II as a liberal.
A possible solution would be to obtain such information from the workers themselves, as is sometimes done by researchers (e.g. [ 29, 60]).
Models that have been applied only to hypothetical cohorts, as is sometimes done to model trial data or estimate cost-effectiveness, will not be considered.
But he doesn't appear as passive as he sometimes does.
Surely we seemed as exotic to them as they sometimes did to us, not least when R. P. started rhyming.
But sometimes a more basic point gets lost when we get as detail-oriented about the polls as we sometimes do at FiveThirtyEight.
He did not buckle or bend, as he has sometimes done.
Sometimes I feel sure that my mother feels just as ambivalent about finding herself being cared for as I sometimes do about doing some of the caring.
As for the teenagers themselves, texting does not feel invasive as it sometimes does when adult donors receive messages from charities.
As she exited, Radcliffe's face seemed to lose color, as it sometimes does, like a light that dims without the current of conversation.
