It is a tumble with no apparent safety net, but with the trampoline we continually convince ourselves is there.
But Cone knew the banishment was more distressing news for Strawberry, a player he has watched rise, fall, rebound and falter and somehow still survive colon cancer surgery and bouts with cocaine and alcohol addiction to win four World Series rings and continually convince people that he had changed.
Successive waves of terrorists have continually struggled to convince mainstream media organisations to give them publicity.
In the same way that they are less bound by the binary, they seem less convinced by values that our culture is continually trying to foist upon them through advertising and entertainment.
Shelly talks continually of her resentment toward her mother, whom she is convinced loved her brother more than her.
"He continually abused her so she called the police, but he convinced them she had come at him with a kitchen knife so she was taken into immigrant detention," Harris said.
"He continually abused her, so she called the police, but he convinced them she had come at him with a kitchen knife, so she was taken into immigrant detention," Harris said.
Somehow, starting from early in the 20 century, they've convinced us – gullible mugs that we are – that it's essential continually to wash away the sebum, the natural oil which moisturises your hair, with harsh, often quite expensive, detergents.
Queens is already convinced it doesn't get enough respect, and now it can continually point out that nobody is ever going to suggest changing the name of the Manhattan Bridge, or renaming the Brooklyn Bridge for Rudy Giuliani.
Democrats had convinced Mr. Bartels that their party was getting more votes every year, but continually remained underrepresented in the Legislature.
