The savage irony is that even as these aspirants sign up for the promise of such a golden career, so the possibility of their actually pursuing it steadily diminishes; a still more savage irony is that the very form their instruction takes militates against the culture of the texts they desire to produce.
An unfailing intellect, imperturbable temper, great self-reliance and as great modesty, seeing the right clearly, pursuing it steadily, he lived and died.
For the violence, on both sides, to come to an end, negotiation has not only to be started but steadily pursued.
As the forces opposed to Mr. Assad have appealed with little success to the West for weapons and foreign air support, the rebels have steadily pursued their own project, developing the dark arts of weapon-making with surprising speed.
Also, in only a few years of operation, the new Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) has steadily pursued efforts focused on tangible accomplishments, like better access to improved seeds and fertilisers in high potential "breadbasket" regions.
Moore has only made one fiction film, the heavy-handed satire, Canadian Bacon, and has steadily pursued the documentary path since his breakthrough with Roger and Me (1989), his outraged and outrageous pursuit of General Motors chairman Roger Smith, whom he blamed for destroying his home town.
Jeter already has three and the Yankees are steadily pursuing a fourth.
The most effective way against the Korean discount is to steadily pursue market economics reform".
"Samsung can improve its profits as we are positioned well to pursue technology improvements, steadily, based on solid corporate fundamentals," Lee said.
Our own planet, she argues, is "riddled with purpose… full of organisms, beings that all steadily pursue their own characteristic ways of life, beings that can be understood only by grasping the distinctive thing that each of them is trying to be and do".
