Sentence examples for Incessant labor from inspiring English sources
I argue that whereas her career is initially shaped by a spectacular performance of hard work and perfectionism that peaks on her 2011 album 4, her 2013 album BEYONCÉ "knocks her own hustle," in Lester Spence's terms, advancing an aesthetic of spontaneity and imperfection that rejects the incessant labor that neoliberalism demands and that her own oeuvre had long celebrated.
None of this could occur without a huge cohort of go-betweens, many of them virtually anonymous, through whose incessant labors something one might term "cultural mobility" is facilitated.
From the time he joined the National Socialist Party in 1931, Albert Speer was an important power in Hitler's movement, a dedicated administrator who kept the war machine running with forced labor and incessant planning.
For nearly half a century, Mr. Trump — mogul, actor, incessant boldface name — has labored to portray himself as a charming bon vivant with a limitless supply of popularity.
With industry accounting for about 30% of gas use in Europe, it's no wonder that gas demand is down: there has been "incessant outsourcing of local labor-intensive manufacturing industry". The European Union had 37 million manufacturing jobs in 2005, now it has just 29 million.
And he wasn't just right about what ended up happening in the late 20th century - he was right about why it happened: The relentless search for new markets and cheap labor, as well as the incessant demand for more natural resources, are beasts that demand constant feeding.
Pound with incessant fury.
Incessant and relentless change".
The work became incessant.
The booing was incessant.
