She went into the living room and found Bukhari looming over a French girl, who had come with someone else, insisting that she must let him arrange a trip into the tribal areas of the Frontier, which were off-limits to foreigners.
(Early on, there was a vigorous argument about whether there should be a discussion group on sex, and when one finally appeared, someone else insisted that logically there should therefore also be newsgroups on drugs and rock'n'roll. So those were set up too).
"The most important thing is to not speak for someone else," Peggy insisted.
"Extra batting practice, extra this, extra that, doesn't happen unless someone else is insisting on it.
My tastes have changed slightly since then – I'm likely to be the one pushing for the pock-marked Mother Chen's bean curd, or the chilli tripe (while secretly hoping someone else will insist on the crispy duck), but one thing I'm unable to resist, if it's on the menu, is salt and pepper squid.
He has evidently found someone else, though she insists throughout that he is "kind" and she is to blame for the affair's collapse.
College, of course, is where the millennial lounges around on lush green quads, spends someone else's money, insists on "safe spaces," protests her school's heteronormative core curriculum, and wages war on her professors if she receives a grade below an A. I did the first two of those things, thanks to the Jefferson Scholars Foundation at the University of Virginia.
When confronted by safety officers, the boy tried to explain that he had merely passed the phone to someone else, and he insisted that he did not want to be touched or searched.
In "See Now Then" Mr. Sweet tells Mrs. Sweet that he's in love with someone else, but Ms. Kincaid insists that the book sprang from her imagination and a desire to chew on ideas rather than to recount her breakup.
For example, if a parent, aunt or uncle, grandparent or someone else in your life insists that you follow a certain pathway but you feel it just isn't working out for you, then listen to your inner self and not that family member who means well but simply isn't you.
