To help her students truly embrace vegetables, Ms. Welsh says that she has learned to address kitchen psychology along with cooking skills: less-experienced cooks have a persistent sense of responsibility toward the expensive, carefully raised produce that they buy and the corresponding feeling of guilt when that produce isn't used to its full potential.
That gives way to "In Another Land," which has phased vocals and a persistent sense of unreality, and is either witless or naïvely charming.
During interviews with small numbers of people, several complained that politicians "have their own rules", and there was a persistent sense that politics was an exclusive "club".
Locations, names, and relationships are often left to the imagination, but there is a persistent sense that "momentous things must have occurred, and apparently almost every minute".
But if he does not get the help he needs, they said, he risks emotional problems later in life, including a persistent sense that the future holds little because the past has contained so many obstacles.
All have an obvious edge of sexual tension, often quite consciously cultivated by Ms. Nakadate, and a persistent sense of unease.
Many women in the focus groups expressed a persistent sense of worry about how to move through the life transition of having a baby, and all the responsibilities of providing for children.
A persistent sense of failure and missed potential from living with the impact of ADHD impairment had led to an accumulated psychosocial burden, especially among those diagnosed from late adolescence onwards.
It includes a persistent sense of hypervigilance and recurrent, intrusive memories of past traumatic events.
