In his early 20s he worked alongside Pontormo and absorbed his style so well, as Vasari attests, "that their pictures have been taken very often one for another, so similar were they for a time".
"I see so many opportunities to do things in movies, and I don't see them taken very often," Mr. Perry said recently in an interview at a vegetarian cafe in the East Village where he used to take lunch breaks from his job at Kim's Video, now defunct, on St. Marks Place.
It's not a tack this show can afford to take very often, but I like it when it does".
Yes, it's one thing leading to the next and that's sort of the hopeful story of how you get from individual action, individual steps taken very often by environmentalists in, sort of, the name of public good, leading to public policy changes which then lead to ever more individual changes.
We are determined to have a more effective and active foreign policy: it is not that votes are taken very often, but the very fact that the veto exists casts a shadow over the whole decisionmaking process in the Council.
My question then was, "Why can't I be both a dentist and a concerned civil rights activist at the same time?" At work, I always kept a professional demeanor, but with the state of the country and with cases of fatal acts of racism going on in places such as Ferguson, I have very often taken to Facebook with my concerns.
Besides, issues that the press and government reformers take very seriously often matter less to ordinary voters.
As we have shown in our experiment, if the behavior intended to prevent infrequent undesired outcomes takes place very often, then the preventive illusion appears, and it is seemingly as strong in magnitude as its generative counterpart.
Under the leadership of theatre workshop master Oskar Schlemmer, fancy-dress was taken very seriously indeed, often extending to week-long extravaganzas.
It often took very little to destroy.
