There are many ongoing – just like the protests led by people with increasingly lower expectations of the government but insistently high hopes for a grassroots movement they say is just getting started.
Titled "The Golden Hour", this first film somewhat insistently underlined the medical justification for air ambulances, which is that getting assistance to people inside 60 minutes can make a big difference to their chances.
However obvious the question it nags more insistently the closer you get to the story.
Hinds is a strong, wounded presence, but the laboured structure cuts insistently around him to get at a psychology mostly scrambled in translation.
After getting the audience singing along to his solo, acoustic version of "Desde que o Samba Samba" ("Since Samba Is Samba"), he followed it immediately with the jagged, insistently repetitive "Tarado ni Você" ("Horny for You").
With a hungry child insistently interrupting, Andrew and Gaby got to their feet, making plans to eat at a restaurant by the river.
Yet even to utter the verboten word "socialism" in public, no less insistently run on it and get away with it, exciting the fervent commitment of millions, is stunning -- in fact, beyond imagining in any recent America. .
On the way to interview the curators of Festival 23: Convergence of Disco, a coming-together of Discordians – adherents of Discordianism a quasi, pseudo or perhaps even anti-religion founded on the veneration of Eris, the Greek goddess of chaos – it was impossible to get past one insistently nagging question.
Two years earlier her sister, Louise, had hung up her own riding crop because, as the second twin explains in this insistently upbeat movie, "I couldn't get one leg over the other".
I tried insistently to catch her eye, to let her know what I felt.
