"A leader is someone whose actions have the most profound consequences on other people's lives, for better or for worse, sometimes for ever and ever".
Nowadays, of course, cars are so reliable it is sometimes unnecessary ever to open the bonnet, so people may well not know how an engine works.
The material is all there: the personal pain, the aching late-night conversations, the startling confessions, the silences, the bewildered, miserable children, the division and loss (sometimes for ever) of friends, the ghastly money wrangles, the cynical manipulations of lawyers, and sometimes, at the end of it all, the drama of little lives being played out in a family court.
On his northern frontier Manuel expended considerable effort to preserve the conquests made by Basil II over one hundred years earlier and maintained, sometimes tenuously, ever since.
(quite often; sometimes; hardly ever)".
(quite often; sometimes; hardly ever)"; "Do you sometimes experience a feeling of being part of mankind as of one large family?
The tenth question on the scale classifies the frequency of suicidal thoughts into 'Yes, Quite often, Sometimes, Hardly ever and Never'.
We measured frequency of noticing tobacco PoS displays by asking students whether, when going to shops, they noticed cigarettes on display every time, most times, sometimes, hardly ever or never.
However, the scar in the mind remains, sometimes without ever healing.
All the 28 questions are answered on a five-point (Likert type) scale from "always", through "usually", "sometimes", and "hardly ever", to "never".
