He is continually asked why he is so preoccupied with taking cinema to places that lack adequate food, jobs and basic amenities, and of course he has no good answer.
Laura Trott is an unmissable personality, a steely-nerved, effervescent pocket rocket from Hertfordshire, still only 19 years old, who wears union flag nail varnish, has an eye for a gap to match that of Mark Cavendish, and is continually asked whether she has vomited before or after competing.
Shonda Rhimes cannot simply be a successful creator of television, no different from peers like Hart Hanson, Greg Berlanti or Chuck Lorre; she is continually asked to address issues of race and gender because, as NPR's Linda Holmes pointed out, Rhimes is one of the few women and African-Americans who is making televisions shows.
We've been continually asking the federal government, 'What can we expect in the future?' " Part of that expectation was a guarantee of financial reimbursement, he said.
"We are continually asking for feedback on the CloudStore and we will make more changes as we go forward," she says.
Finally, there is neutrality: the nations in the Sunni axis are continually asking the United States to simply throw in with them, to use the C.I.A. and other American capacities to help the Sunnis beat back their rivals.
By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, December 21 , 1940P. 81 I have long nourished the desire to answer, once and for all, those questions that people are continually asking o one another without getting a civil reply, or as a rule, any reply at all.
As a community leader ruefully remarked, the 'children are continually asking what they fate is and their inheritance - the future of the community is at stake' (Halai Degi kebele, 80s).
Fioca told me said that the idea for Introductions came about because many of their friends at Y Combinator companies and local startups were continually asking them if they could recommend good programmers for their companies.
Ms Tandy said: "Our community are continually asking us what's going to happen to those premises and I think it's unfair for us to be left in the balance not knowing what they are going to do with them".
