For weeks or months they may be confined to bed, entirely oblivious of their surroundings… the patients must be incessantly watched, as a suicidal tendency is by no means uncommon" [ 21].
But people grow addicted to the program, watching it incessantly on their VCRs; then, when the aliens launch a second invasion, these same people leave home to serve the Tripods, mysteriously brainwashed by what they've seen.
Compare Bangalter's remark with glow-fi godfather Ariel Pink, who says his pop sensibility comes from watching MTV incessantly from the age of five onwards (ie only a couple of years after the channel was launched in 1981).
In it, the alien invaders appear at first to be quite easily defeated they are even joked about on a popular new TV series, "The Trippy Show". But people grow addicted to the program, watching it incessantly on their VCRs; then, when the aliens launch a second invasion, these same people leave home to serve the Tripods, mysteriously brainwashed by what they've seen.
There Justin found some comfort drawing characters from the Disney videos he watched incessantly; at 5, he littered the Canha home with hundreds of likenesses of Dumbo, Simba and a "Jungle Book" favorite, Baloo the Bear.
Naimi began his investment career at 15, when he started tracking the stock market trades he'd overhear on CNBC, a TV network that his dad — a partner in a Bay Area auto dealership franchise — watched incessantly.
Much of the audience was surely driven away by the sheer boredom of watching white guys incessantly parse the nominee's "wise Latina" remark.
Even more unlikely, we find the American-born Lena, at the age of 4, watching "Sesame Street" incessantly and yet — supposedly because she has been living with an older woman who speaks only Russian — she can't understand a single word of the program.
Use limit orders, and you are released from the burden of watching the markets incessantly to hit the prices you desire!
In these years, de Kooning drew incessantly, sometimes with his eyes closed or while watching television — sabotaging, not for the first time, the habitude of his skills.
