While continuously reminding us of the inherently social dimension of authenticity, one of the achievements here is the focus on boundary situations where authenticity "is best forged and revealed" (Ibid.: 201).
Think of a recurring dream as a friend that is gently, but continuously reminding us, "You're doing that thing again... .. as they draw our attention to a habit that is so deeply engrained that it is often unconscious when it is being triggered even if we are aware of it at other times.
America, as Obama continuously reminds us, spends 16% of its gross domestic product on health care the highest percentage in the world.
Amma continuously reminds us of the universal teaching at the heart of all religions: that we lead lives of selfless service, compassion, and unconditional Love. 1. "The Humanitarian Activities of Sri Mata Amritanandamayi: Amma Embracing the World," Edition 9, January 2010, p.5.
The Multiple Perspectives Framework served to guide us in subject selection and development of questions for interviews and foci for observations, and continuously reminded us of the complex nature of information systems within health care environments.
Barker emerges as a novelist of the nanny state, full of monotonous chatter, false cheer and educational asides, as she drags you along by the hand, continuously reminding you of things she has already told you.
It is curious to observe Angola's government continuously reminding that the oil revenues contribute significantly to the development of the region in other areas, for example housing, energy, water, education, health, agriculture and employment.
On "Dear Mama", Shakur pays tribute to and expresses his undying affection for his own mother, continuously reminding her that though his actions might sometimes seem to state otherwise, "you are appreciated".
Thank you for reminding us, Mr Brüderle.
(Thank you for reminding us).
Mark kept reminding us of that all the time.
