Increasingly these altercations emerge from the way they drink their morning coffee or laugh or the way they misuse that really-quite-everyday word repeatedly, and then, ah, yes.
Women who have shared their experiences with the Everyday Sexism Project repeatedly report how street harassment, for example, affects their subsequent behaviour and confidence in public spaces.
"Ordinary, everyday expressions are repeatedly denied trademark status because they are informational phrases rather than indicators of source, and thus such expressions remain free for all to use," Pintrips' lawyers write.
There was a sense of the real world not just leaking in to everyday life but repeatedly intruding and bringing with it a sense of palpable dread and tension.
However, it is not feasible to perform these measurements repeatedly in everyday clinical practice.
Doctors may also ask spouses and family members about patients' everyday functioning, and whether they repeatedly ask the same questions, a clue to memory loss.
But Father Harris repeatedly manipulated seemingly innocent, everyday situations to his advantage to create any excuse to touch me improperly — more specifically, to fondle or to grab my genitals".
In our MWM training protocol, mice were repeatedly trained three trials everyday.
It includes VIP texts that are emphasized repeatedly in preaching, teaching, and everyday conversation.
These insidious suggestions that older women are somehow less capable, important or intellectually sound have been repeatedly described in accounts submitted to the Everyday Sexism Project: "I would like to highlight the everyday sexism meted out to older/old women … 'Old woman' is still a routine insult used against both sexes and all ages.
