O, the magazine named after the historically important first initial of Oprah Winfrey's name, is so relentlessly encouraging it is like being hugged to death by the Care Bears.
This, too, seems like a different world, but a vibrant, relentlessly curious one in which young photographers, encouraged by creative curators and editors, were finding new ways of representing the supposedly ordinary.
However, their story of achievement is rare, and Vickie encouraged families in similar situations to work relentlessly toward their goals against all odds.
He encouraged "urban homesteading" in once-blighted neighborhoods and relentlessly promoted tourism.
But his perfectionism was grounded, as I have suggested, in his conviction that "empirical" utilitarianism was gradually and relentlessly giving way to "rational" utilitarianism, which his embrace of Lamarckianism encouraged.
The instructor, a relentlessly energetic woman, was encouraging members of the group to stand and describe how they viewed themselves.
The police in New York City are not just permitted, they are encouraged to trample on the rights of black and Hispanic New Yorkers by relentlessly enforcing the city's degrading, unlawful and outright racist stop-and-frisk policy.
Like it or not, the mavens of the total do-over (already encouraged by the Style section of The Washington Post -- hair, make-up, clothes, -- everything!) will relentlessly hustle her along to satisfy the potentially fleeting public appetite for all things Susan.
True The Vote's strategy is basically to give copies of voter rolls to poll-watchers, and encourage them to relentlessly question election officials when someone comes into a polling location whom they don't think should be there.
Hill relentlessly used his expanding railroad to encourage farming and then to open markets for U.S. products in Asia, as he ran lines into our West Coast ports.
