The ability to say "no" seldom felt like an option.
We may be shocked that, throughout Restoration comedy, women who say "no" seldom mean it.
Participant behaviour was first assessed by asking whether they habitually protected themselves from mosquito bites (In summer, do you use the following means to protect yourself from mosquito bites?) for which possible options were 'Yes, often', 'Yes, sometimes', 'No, seldom' or 'No, never' to seven behavioural recommendations from public health authorities.
As it happens, "no" is seldom heard at a Victoria's Secret casting, at least not within earshot of the hopefuls.
Asked on leaving Kauffmann with a bundle of meat under his arm whether he had purchased cervelas, Mr. Wenger, 65, a retiree, replied: "No, I seldom eat it.
To create a DSM-IV based proxy insomnia [24] diagnosis the three questions were first dichotomized into two possible responses: 0 = "no" (never, seldom or sometimes) and 1 = "yes" (several times a week).
One question; "At school (in class), do you find the necessary peace to work well?" with five response options recoded 5 to 1 to express increasing degree of disturbance; no, never (5), seldom, sometimes, usually, and yes, always (1).
One question; "At school (in class), do you feel that you get all the help that you need?" with five response options; no, never (1), seldom, sometimes, usually, and yes, always (5).
Mr. Obama, of course, says no. Seldom a city went by on his tour of South Carolina, though, where the question of his race did not come up.
Like a dysfunctional form of love, which to some extent it is, grief has no boundaries; seldom this fall could I distinguish my distress over these later losses from my sadness about my father.
He starts the song taking their description of him as "a most peculiar man" at face value, but the phrase becomes more and more grimly ironic with each repetition as Simon runs through their evidence: that he lived alone, had no friends, "seldom spoke", that "he wasn't like them".
