Wade somehow succeeds (occasionally only narrowly) in writing about writing without self-indulgence.
He did succeed in occasionally blurring the lines between the human being according to Rigal, "a musical animal"—and music, and between music and dance, but not without alienating parts of his audience.
Policymakers are pushing and occasionally succeeding in influencing legislators to write some of these adaptations into law.
From there, Love's sophomore bow finds its characters stumbling (and occasionally succeeding) through matters of the heart, all while balancing extra romantic concerns ranging from addiction-treatment programs, to professional struggles, to dogs shitting on expensive rugs.
I take this to mean that Harris thinks that ordinary voters are essentially a group of mentally infirm people, bumbling through life, occasionally succeeding by accident and without any real awareness of the deeper implications of the lives around them and the events they witness.
Intravital microscopy revealed that microglia often appeared immediately next to these large phagocytic cell corpses, attempting to engulf the phagocyte (Fig. 7A,B; supplementary material Movie 9) and occasionally succeeding (supplementary material Movie 10).
The results were unremarkable, but Reiss was energetic, and was able to improve the quality of fiction in succeeding issues, though he occasionally apologized to the readers for printing weak material.
Tuesdays through Saturdays, tries to please everybody and occasionally succeeds.
I suppose we have all used modern computers that occasionally succeed in imitating its uncanny magic.
Liberals can take some comfort: Packer shows how liberalism occasionally succeeds by failing frequently.
Political refugees from other Central American countries attempted, and occasionally succeeded, in involving Costa Rica in regional conflicts.
