Sentence examples for Incessant striving from inspiring English sources
That future is not one of ease or resting but of incessant striving so that we may fulfil the pledges we have so often taken and the one we shall take today.
Unlike West Wing, where we saw credible DC scenarios depicting a noble, socially progressive agenda, House of Cards is about the incessant striving to dominate, as if the ends had no real meaning.
If anything, he said that the future would be "not one of ease or resting but of incessant striving" to fulfill the pledges made at Independence.
Weber may not have got the historical details or the psychological dynamism right, yet when he proposed religious, especially Calvinist, roots of the calculating rationality, incessant striving and this-worldly asceticism fueling early capitalism, he was on to something.
Though Calvin struck the roots of an incessant striving that fueled the city's early capitalist economy, if he is remembered at all by Genevans it is as something of a dreary snoop who imposed on the city an unbendingly prudish morality that some say survives to this day in somewhat muted form.
He maintained that man is the meeting place of nature and spirit and that it is his duty and his privilege to overcome his nonspiritual nature by incessant active striving after the spiritual life.
Orndorf noted that Bruce is a "character constantly striving to do the right thing, not worn down by incessant reexamination".
Sons striving to outdo fathers.
