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His wife said he was consistently the life of the party.

The food was very good but not as consistently so.

She could no longer consistently call his face to mind.

I'm another one of those people who is consistently 5-10 minutes late.

They consistently felt out of place in school and had few true, close friends.

The building is not consistently known by a single name.

He has not done both consistently at any major this year.

"But if we play consistently well, everything will work itself out."

But her voice did not consistently do what she wanted it to.

Most consistently, though, they show up after too much time.

After that, they consistently war over the food he does provide.

It has been used since 1950, although not consistently until 1970.

And I have not been able to get this group to play hard yet, consistently.

Maybe so, but the results have not been this consistently bad in a while.

"But this is an issue that has come up consistently with them."

They will also have to move the ball more consistently.

But then there are those people who consistently cause problems.

Since then, he has been working consistently in both film and television.

They are playing better and more consistently than at any point this season.

She thought, with some reason, that her role had been consistently played down.

"The idea was to bring in money to do a consistently good job," she said.

Not too many guys can do it consistently for a number of years.

Very much a "now" person, she has consistently looked to the future rather than the past.

Eat consistently every three to four hours and never go too long without food.

One is in your mind, by what you consistently let yourself think about someone.