His latest offering is a real treat, with Louis Theroux, "infantilism, questionable social habits and the never-ending challenges of parenting" on the menu.
We love them because they provide us with never-ending challenges.
And it reminds us of the truth that Francis sought to teach--that just as our nation's history is one of groups overcoming adversity in the never-ending search for justice and equality, we must face head on the never-ending challenge to be vigilant in the preservation and promotion of these very same values.
It's a never-ending challenge, which makes it terribly exciting.
It's a never-ending challenge to keep up with the latest developments in the world of slang, but that is the lexicographer's lot.
The small scale of the fierce-yet-fragile Japanese independent, struggling to hang onto roughly 2 percent of the American market, will be a never-ending challenge as it tries to compete with global empires like Toyota, General Motors, Volkswagen and Ford itself.
Within two years, extra tax revenues had already covered the cost of bringing the museum to Bilbao.Regeneration is a never-ending challenge: even relatively recent blight will need to be fixed in cities from Paris to Marseille and Naples to Palermo.
'Life styles' of desert biota are adapted to meet the never-ending challenge of extreme temporal variability and unpredictability in a resource-deficient landscape with small, isolated pockets of rich resources.
It's a never-ending challenge that most working mothers know too well.
Our foundation will continue to focus on transferring skills and assets to the next generation - to continue the never-ending challenge of allowing people to be their best.
