He is often referred to — perhaps more frequently by his detractors than by those who seek to praise him — as one of the "Cambridge School," a group of writers who are mostly academics and who mostly studied with Prynne, who taught English literature at Cambridge for almost half a century, and who is still a prominent figure in the university's cultural life.
Justified, perhaps, but frequently familiar – and, in the case of the coke-snorting, roaring, sharp-suited binge with which the play begins, over-extended.
In a letter to Hackett, Lincoln admitted, "Some of Shakespeare's plays I have never read; while others I have gone over perhaps as frequently as any unprofessional reader.
I expect him to see the field for about 10 offensive snaps in most games, and perhaps more frequently when Sanchez struggles.
Such deviations may be caused by abnormal (mutant) genes, by environmental conditions, by infection, by drugs, and, perhaps most frequently, by interactions between these sets of causes.
Tarantino also admitted to skipping the second season of True Detective because it looked "just awful" – not an unusual judgment, but one perhaps less frequently expressed in the upper echelons of the entertainment industry.
When the P5 + 1 came to an interim agreement with Iran back in May she and I texted, emotionally, excited for what this meant for us - perhaps visits, frequently.
It is rare to encounter a sentence in the book without at least one qualifying or intensifying adverb or adjective; in the space of a page and a half, one finds "very," "strong," "strongly" (twice), "perhaps" (twice), "frequently," "tended to," "a kind of" and "exact".
Partying harder than most people in the crowd, and endlessly (perhaps too frequently?) urging people to dance, put their hands up, or simply respond to an enthusiastic "Fuck yeah, Sydney!" this was Moby Disc from every high school dance you went to but cranked up, with a bar, no chaperoning teachers, Grease Megamix, or awkward slow dances.
While Muslims, perhaps more frequently than Christians, made war against the followers of other faiths to bring them within the scope of Islam, Christians — with the notable exception of the Crusades, which were themselves an imitation of Muslim practice — were more prone to fight internal religious wars against those whom they saw as schismatics or heretics.
Part of the proposal being financed by the International Broadcasting Bureau would have the Triangle Boy servers change their Internet addresses on a regular basis -- perhaps as frequently as every few hours -- to make them more difficult for the Chinese government to find and block.
