Addressing the marchers, Rep. Smith spelled out what kind of civil rights he has in mind: "[L]et us recommit today to even more persevering prayer, fasting and hard work to ensure the human rights of all, regardless of age, race, religion, sex, disability, immaturity or condition of dependency".
In their common hope that time will work its healing ways, surviving kin sound far more persevering than vindictive, far more focused on wounded families than anonymous enemies.
Many more persevered in their way of life, and we saw that they neither offered proper worship and cult to the gods, or to the god of the Christians.
But as with all practices, the more one perseveres, the more physically flexible one will become.
You want me to throw all that away and go to seminary?' I had three kids under the age of 4. Who was going to feed them?" Still, Lein said, the more he persevered, the more the doubts faded.
But the theater, whose other founders are Sybil Christopher and Stephen Hamilton (who is married to Ms. Walton), has more than persevered.
Mr. Greene credited the congregation with persevering more than a decade, through debates, fund-raising and even a fire that occurred when workers were soldering a new copper baptismal pool.
This time I began it on the beach, which meant more time to persevere and I am so glad I did.
Fixing the technical glitches with the system experienced by some interviewees would also encourage more users to persevere with the system.
Self-efficacy is argued to be the central aspect of agency, since actors who perceive themselves as having agency are more likely to persevere in the face of problems, and develop a sense of personal empowerment (Hitlin & Elder, 2007).
Because they see failures as problems to be solved, they're more motivated to persevere when challenged.
