Sentence examples for As incessantly from inspiring English sources

I have gotten better about not checking my email as incessantly, simply because I felt like I was so reactionary.

De Kooning's self-scavenging techniques led him not so much forward, from one thing to the next, as incessantly sideways, from one thing into another.

A rich orange-red the color of ripe persimmon, Merida's hair doesn't so much frame her pale, creamy face as incessantly threaten to engulf it, the thick tendrils and fuzzy whorls radiating outward like a sunburst.

A U.S. Navy Vietnam War Veteran, he wrote me that, for his favorite military euphemism, "I have to go with 'progress' as incessantly chanted by the American military brass in Iraq and Afghanistan….

And compliments to Yuriko Kajiya and Misty Copeland as the incessantly dancing Flower Girls; to Veronika Part as Mr. Hallberg's spirited partner; and to Sascha Radetsky, bare-chested (those abs!) and brilliant (those jumps!) as the leader of the Gypsies.

I'm not touching YOU!" as he incessantly poked a finger inches in front of my face.

As science incessantly achieves innovative and unexpected breakthroughs, new medical, political, ethical and religious debates arise over the production and consumption of transgenic organisms.

Nosaka has described his path as circling incessantly around a vortex – and literary critic Setsuji Shimizu has likened this circling to that of a vulture circling his own memory.

Winningly optimistic and driven almost entirely by intuition, there is something wholly believable about Ms. Graham's Joline, particularly as she incessantly practices her mystical rituals, some of which Ms. Graham invented under Ms. Krueger's watchful guidance.

And as they incessantly jingle and toot through the movie, and the characters carry on their frantic, fragmented communications on the run, the devices come to symbolize a junky environment in which nothing, not even friendship, is made to last.

The Washington Post recently described the species as copulating "incessantly"; the Times claimed that the bonobo "stands out from the chest-thumping masses as an example of amicability, sensitivity and, well, humaneness"; a PBS wildlife film began with the words "Where chimpanzees fight and murder, bonobos are peacemakers.