Sentence examples for Yet incessantly from inspiring English sources

In Indian philosophy, two kinds of persistence are distinguished, namely the ever unchanging persistence (kūṭastha-nityatā), like that of a rock, and the continuous and yet incessantly changing existence of a stream like that of a river (pravāha-nityatā).

His latest book, A More Christlike God: A More Beautiful Gospel (CWR Press, 2015), reflects this balance wonderfully and is a must-read for Christians who know deep down--nearly imperceptible yet incessantly prodding--that something is wrong with the vengeful, violent, uncompromising god about whom they've been taught their whole lives.

Second, third and fourth-generation British Muslims, growing up under its postcolonial aegis, must be confused by a society with no tolerance for the loss of its own soldiers' lives that yet trades incessantly on this blood sacrifice and memorialises the fallen in the form of a moat full of pottery poppies.

And yet people fight incessantly.

Wilson claims Darwin feigned illness to avoid commitments and visitors that would interrupt his work, yet Darwin complained incessantly that severe and lifelong gastric problems cost him weeks of productivity.

The internet has always felt organic, like a living, breathing organism,  with information as it's lifeblood; yet it grows incessantly towards the sunlight of the advertising dollar, and our attention is its fuel.

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.

"We have a country here that virtually uses no Huawei equipment and doesn't even know whether our 5G equipment is square or round, and yet it has been incessantly expressing security concerns over Huawei," he said.

Yet the press whines incessantly about how scripted candidates are and that their interaction with voters out on the trail is phony and contrived.

It's on my mind incessantly, and yet I try not to think about it and what it means when I say it to my friends, my neighbors, my sister, my brother, my parents, and even myself.

Imagine the hellishness of being stuck in a snowdrift yet unable to tweet incessantly about it.