Therese perpetually affects a silly beret with a kind of pompom and has a faintly dysfunctional fringe.
Although we will spend the rest of our lives knowing neither his name nor his story, we will know that what he gave us -- what he, in fact, donated to us -- will perpetually affect how we practice medicine and how we care for those who are in need of care.
The "natural experiments" provided by pathological cases of congenital insensitivity to pain illustrate clearly that pain abolition is a negative factor for survival: without a protective environment, these patients, perpetually affected by burns, wounds and fractures, have a very short life expectancy [1].
Soyer, who affects a perpetually put-upon demeanor, is famous for claiming insistently that pianists always play too loudly when they join chamber groups.
Ferdinand Woegerbauer's monumental sets combined with this polished ensemble and Stein's supreme stagecraft to mount a deeply affecting portrait of this symbolic moment in the storm-tossed history of a perpetually put-upon, profoundly introspective nation.
The title match was Brock Lesnar a Viking-like veteran who just re-signed with WWE after a stint in UFC versus Roman Reigns, the swarthy upstart with perpetually wet hair and a flat affect.
This energy transfer is always spectacular and perpetually unrepeatable but can also be very violent and affect the stability and the integrity of coastal structures.
However the fact the U.S. didn't win isn't likely to affect the status of Klinsmann, who perpetually appears to be on the hot seat.
Supporters of California's Proposition 8, which outlawed gay marriage, perpetually claim that legalizing same-sex marriage will have a negative affect on families and the institution of marriage.
The classical Greek philosophers, on the other hand, did not consider the celestial bodies to be affected by gravity, because the bodies were observed to follow perpetually repeating nondescending trajectories in the sky.
