In a 1959 essay, "Not the Place's Fault," on his boyhood, in Coventry, Larkin remembered, "I wrote ceaselessly... now verse, which I sewed up into little books, now prose, a thousand words a night after homework".
He added: "During my tenure as a Fifa exco member, I worked ceaselessly to confront and to correct what I thought were opaque and illegal ways in which Mr Blatter and his predecessor, Mr [João] Havelange, ran Fifa.
I'm ceaselessly surprised by how many older people of means push back against necessary changes to Social Security and Medicare.
And I pray ceaselessly for the health and the battles of the women out there still fighting.
I've asked it ceaselessly while preparing a list of great standup performances for a new Guardian online series: so far I've got to 95 men and 16 women.
On a different episode of his show this past January, Meet the Press host David Gregory delivered a line I have heard ceaselessly from reporters reporting on marijuana legalization: "I don't really know that much about it".
I shall remember vividly, I know, The many little things you did, And I shall wonder, Ceaselessly, If you are laughing now, If you at last are glad.
I will not ceaselessly cite the scientific studies that showed that a child's tooth is dissolved in a glass of coke in under 12 hours (who cares? You don't keep it in your mouth for 12 hours), and that rats get more nutrients from the box than from the actual cornflakes.
"I have been calling ceaselessly to ask why the intelligence has not been made available in the German cases".
I haven't been jacking off ceaselessly since day 100, but I also haven't been a stranger to myself.
"Who am I?" each seems to be ceaselessly asking.
