Since then, angry protesters have persistently, and sometimes violently, demanded that the old autocrat be brought to justice for his alleged misdeeds.
Woodson has persistently, firmly (and sometimes publicly) engaged Smith, repeatedly emphasizing the need to control his emotions.
The primary benefactor of Soka U is a controversial offshoot of Japanese Buddhism called Soka Gakkai, headed for 44 years by the sometimes messianic and persistently self-aggrandizing Daisaku Ikeda.
Staff who persistently asked them to leave, sometimes despite medical complications, or who expressed relief and happy feelings when the family was about to go home, made the mother feel unimportant and invisible.
As poor youth transition to adulthood and are persistently exposed to adverse and sometimes criminogenic settings [ 9, 50], religiosity may therefore not only shape their self-perceptions, but also the kinds of moral rules and regulations they take on from their environment.
It's weird, dark but not persistently so, and while it's sometimes funny there's nothing laughable about it.
So Trapani is beefing up displays in all stores and reaching out discretely, but persistently, to a smallish circle of prospects, sometimes sending his emissaries by private jet to offer exclusive showings of new pieces.
Sather has tried persistently to bring magic men to New York, and sometimes has.
These values are persistently restated in Ruskin's writings of the 1860s, sometimes in surprising ways.
Musical films of the 1930s -- the 'talking picture' era -- existed in a world unto themselves: sometimes kooky, sometimes sophisticated, sometimes bizarre and almost always persistently upbeat.
Studies have persistently shown that anxiety disorders produce morbidity, utilization of health care services, sometimes for long time, functional impairment [ 6] and personal distress, leading to a burden of both private and public health care costs.
