There was a time, a decade ago, when lawyers would frequently choose not to present any mitigating circumstances out of fear that their clients might be perceived as bad seeds, thus making it easier for the jury to vote for death.
One of my co-lodgers was a research student writing a history of mathematics, a 10-year project, he would say frequently, not counting the three he'd already spent on it.
They would ask him not to linger at the juice bar, and a cleaning employee would frequently tell him not to make so much noise, he said.
That is, one may grant that we can have obligations to institutions, including the state, yet hold that these obligations are "too weak to function as prima facie political obligations in the usual sense," for they "would be overridden frequently, not just in unusual circumstances" (Klosko 1989, p. 355).
Alternatively, patients from high socio-economic groups, who were viewed by these nurses as educated, and who appeared to have researched and deliberated on a number of online information sources, would frequently challenge and decide not to follow recommended practice.
During her years living in England while her late husband taught at Oxford, Suu Kyi would frequently challenge friends who didn't vote in the strongest of terms.
Planes out of the capital, however, are frequently not full; airlines would sometimes, it seems, rather fly without passengers at all than with passengers who have paid in bolivars.
18-year-old Aracelee Ortiz was not at Pulse this weekend, although she would frequently attend the Latin Night parties.
I would frequently hear people saying 'You picked the wrong brother' or 'He's not up to the job'.
