Seventeen episodes touch on the life and identity of a person or persons named Anne: she is alternately referred to as a porn star, a missing person, a make of car, and a victim or perpetrator of terrorism.
Recounting the incredible stories of her life, she is alternately lighthearted and serious, demure then sassy.
She was alternately soft-spoken and sharp, grief-stricken and defiant, convincing and contradictory.
She was alternately sweet and screaming, while he delivered his line with a straight-ahead calm.
Sparring respectfully with Mr. Jay, the inquiry's counsel, she was alternately serious, playful, indignant and lecturing.
At the ceremony that morning, she was alternately smiling and crying, standing with Schand's three sons, whom she had raised in his absence.
She was alternately called paranoid and prescient, the one who was constantly wary of arrest: for loitering, smoking pot, and hopping turnstiles — the pillars of their daily routines.
Ms. Rowling, weeping, said she was "alternately a wreck and then in total denial" and never told her mother about Potter.
In a news conference, she was alternately tough and flexible in laying out the United States' hopes for a new partnership with Russia.
Ms. Borinsky said she was alternately annoyed and infatuated with the Hamilton she had discovered, but she mostly saw him as an inspiration, someone who turned a difficult, lonely life into art, however uneven and imperfect.
Though Berry seems reluctant to speak of racism in her profession, it's plain, talking with her, that she's not unacquainted with its effects — having been told, over the years, that she was alternately too black or not black enough.
