Sentence examples for all the endless from inspiring English sources

Or is it all the endless "King Kong"'s fault?

I live a healthy life and find all the endless talk of cancer a profoundly negative industry that I do not want to blight my existence.

Look who benefits from all the endless newspaper inches about how the oppressed peoples of the world are going to be liberated by technology.

Yet, for all the endless variety of restaurants in the city, both present and past, the impulse for dining out appears to be timeless.

The title invokes the dark and mud of Samuel Beckett's 1961 prose work How It Is, all the endless crawling, yard after yard, towards nothing at all.

This was not simply because of the stamina needed for all the endless meetings and trips to visit remote constituents (especially true in a democracy as geographically vast as Canada).

(We're all in the endless waiting room. Might as well do a song).

Ferrara was the director responsible for the under-rated pulp classics The Addiction and The Funeral, all about the endless DNA-replication of evil.

But, for all of the endless reasons this did not feel like a postseason game, Beckett and Manny Ramírez gave it some pizazz.

Meanwhile, Thomson's flair for the breath-stopping image flourishes as mightily as ever, above all in the endless Arctic night where Kit can see "whole galaxies scattered across the sky, like cocaine on a smoked-glass table".

How much truth is in these cliches, and how much they exist to give the impression that there is any difference at all between the endless fashion shows around the world, is a subjective issue.