But other views remain remarkably consistent: particularly the identification of passions as a kind of motion internal to the body and related to the will, the description of happiness, or "felicity," as continual success in satisfying desires in the future (rather than the satisfaction itself), the important place given to "glory," and the (rather curious) opposition between passion and reason.
In his record 962 appearances, Giggs has become the club's most decorated player after two decades of almost continual success.
Brailsford has been approached by many organisations keen to take advantage of his enthusiasm and experience of delivering continual success.
Returning to France in 1427, Bedford had continual success until he was forced, under pressure from a French army led by Joan of Arc, to raise his siege of Orléans in April 1429.
Isn't his continual success, his status as an untouchable legend, an icon, an award-winning artist, enough?
Hence, the aim of this study was to obtain consensus views on these key elements to ensure continual success of ERAS delivery in England.
A: I've always defined success as the continual expansion of happiness and the dominant pursuit of worthy goals.
Thanks to the continual advancement of computer and information technologies, success of advanced engineering methodologies and increased electronic medical record adoption, healthcare sectors are increasingly interested in unleashing the full potential of M&S.
He is cited as instrumental in the Smiths' success, but if not for the continual exuberance of John Walters, John Peel could never have encountered the Smiths".
Implicit in CORD's recommendations, and necessary for success in our opinion, is the continual input and feedback from those who host EM trainees.
