The phrase "a ceaseless movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing, continuous action or motion without interruption.
Example: "The river flowed with a ceaseless movement, carving its path through the landscape over centuries."
Alternatives: "an unending motion" or "a constant flow".
She sleeps with these cats, my widow does, or at least as many of them as the antique bed, with its questionable sheets and cat-greased quilt, can accommodate, and all night and into the burgeoning sun-dappled hours of the early morning there is a ceaseless movement of limb and tongue and the lazy twitching of feline tails.
Although Tanabe eschewed the topological conception of absolute nothingness, by understanding both the relative self and the absolute in terms of a ceaseless movement of affirmation by way of radical negation, he too, in his own way, philosophically appropriated the East Asian paradigms of psychological and meontological nothingness.
In any case, Tanabe's philosophy as the "way of metanoetics" (zangedō) entails a ceaseless movement of what he calls "absolute critique," where the self-power of finite reason again and again runs up against antinomies, and is reborn only by way of absolute nothingness as what he calls, in the parlance of Shinran's Shin Buddhism, the workings of Other-power (tariki).
Precisely that opening which necessarily occurs as a moment in the ceaseless movement by which the identity of the self is constituted is the "ecstatic space" wherein an open encounter with another person is possible.
Although they had the Total Football hallmarks – spatial awareness, ceaseless movement and imagination of passing – they were like a fast-forwarded version of that Holland side.
The ceaseless movement of the red second hand creates either a hypnotic mesmerizing effect or can build anxiety with each second that passes.
She hates the smell of newly mown grass, the ceaseless movement of the sea, the clackety clack of computer keyboards (which sounds like "mice MASTICATING").
The landscape painter contests the ceaseless movement of nature; the history painter the forgetting of history; and the still-life painter the dispersal of objects.
According to the program, the show's nearly ceaseless movement is based on Gillian Lynne's original choreography, which Mr. Brent satisfyingly replicates with all of its cat-characteristic prowling, slinking and preening behavior, with occasional cartwheeling acrobatics.
Gyan may be ungainly, but it is his ability to hold the ball up and his ceaseless movement that occupies opposition defences and allows Ghana to field as many as four creators in midfield – a rarity in west Africa where, since the days of Pele and Nigeria's Jay-Jay Okocha, the game has become increasingly direct and based on power.
From time to time some brief and insubstantial reflection arose concerning the instability of the things of this world, whose image I saw in the surface of the water, but soon these fragile impressions gave way before the unchanging and ceaseless movement which lulled me... so completely that even when time and the habitual signal called me home I could hardly bring myself to go.
