Sentence examples similar to Incessantly influencing from inspiring English sources
To the contrary, the five-page communiqué called for China to "persist in the dominant role of public ownership system … and incessantly strengthen the vitality and influence of the state-owned economy".
Van Gogh worried incessantly about framing his work.
Of course, Christmas is officially just another work day in the world's largest atheist nation, which has struggled incessantly for 50 years against the incursion of Western influences.
His list was loosely based on the so-called ancient six non-naturals, those influences to which the human body was incessantly exposed, such as air, sleep and waking, repletion and filling, and emotions.
He was sought after more for his contacts and his influence than for his business skills; in his work for Nixon, he had travelled incessantly and had got to know the chief executives of the world's major businesses, often dropping their names in conversation.
Previous suggestions from the Adbusters' editorial office in Vancouver have not been taken up, like the initial idea that the movement should "incessantly repeat one simple demand," and focus on the need for "a Presidential Commission tasked with ending the influence money has over our representatives in Washington".
Oak toads chorused incessantly.
The telephone rang incessantly.
The phone rang incessantly.
