Of course, we usually strove to accommodate our financers' ideas and wishes.
They're usually striving first novels or memoirs, each author, with a book, sending out a sympathetic existential flare: I was here!
"I mean, who am I? They said, 'For your staff.' " Court reporters usually strive to be unobtrusive, he said, but Mr. Tolkin deserves every bit of praise.
But although Dr. Lattimer would usually strive to ensure provenance, she added, that was sometimes less important to him than simply owning an object.
And when prosecutors began their questioning of Mr. Giuliani with film clips of the trade center's collapse, Mr. Moussaoui, who usually strives to seem disinterested in court, smiled broadly.
The coming-of-age novel usually strives for sincerity; in setting herself thrillingly free from the rules of realism, Catton cuts to the heart of emotional truths behind the social facade, exploring issues of intimacy and power, innocence and experience, performance and authenticity.
"He would occasionally glimpse an inner complexity of her nature that she usually strove to conceal," Johnson tells us, tongue in cheek, adding, "In his limited experience of American women, she was the opposite of them in that respect; they were always wanting to tell you about their natures, their dark anxieties, their troubled pasts".
The size of these panels is necessarily limited, and they usually strive to reach some form of consensus on ranking.
When you wager on a game, you're not betting against your bookie who usually strives to maintain a line that will draw an even balance of bets but against fellow bettors.
Although, the physician usually strives to achieve good reduction of fractures in children.
