Must be willing to endure: taking curves at 60 miles per hour; double-clutching lessons; getting hit on by each (cute, young) instructor who gets into your car; men saying things like "lapping" and "chassis".
When eating disorders are active, most studies show that symptoms attenuate, whereas in studies like Blais [ 7] and Micali [ 1] they still endure, taking the form of induced vomiting, dissatisfaction with body image, excessive exercise, compensatory dietary restrictions and anxiety.
Slow, slow, slow, steady, endure, take aim, then, with position established, erupt into the final half-hour.
When Japanese experience depression, doctors say, they prefer to imagine something is wrong with their character rather than their heads, and a cultural impulse known as "gaman," or the will to endure, takes precedence over medical care.
The piece, crackling with energy and affection, has endured, taking its place beside the opera overtures of Rossini and Weber.
"For someone to talk about the cruelty they endured takes unimaginable bravery, and they must feel confident that they will be listened to.
A spokesman said: "For someone to talk about the cruelty they endured takes unimaginable bravery, and they must feel confident that they will be listened to.
What she has endured took her most basic right to happiness, self-esteem, trust and peace.
NBC's Steve Jones and Bill Walton act as if they're old marrieds who endure by taking separate vacations.
Overall, though, this is an impressive novel that gives a very accurate portrayal of the struggles some families of autistic children endure, while taking the reader on an exhilarating roller coaster ride between pathos, comedy and anger.
In all such groups, this triple cultural package instils drive, the capacity to endure, to take a hit and to start all over again.
