Sentence examples for an uninterrupted state from inspiring English sources

Since 1994, when Rwandan Hutu refugees fled there, the provinces of North and South Kivu of the Democratic Republic of Congo have been in an uninterrupted state of armed conflict.

The eponymous Peter is a big clown of a guy who bleaches his teeth, squanders his money and seems to operate in an uninterrupted state of remorse over never having achieved his calling as an extra in "Goodfellas".

In the title story of this collection, a group of bored suburban teenagers starts a game — "the object was to laugh longer and harder than anyone else, to maintain in yourself an uninterrupted state of explosive release" — that "began innocently and spread like a dark rumor".

It is becoming so connected to the "Ground of Being," as Paul Tillich put it, one discovers him-or herself to be in an uninterrupted state of Divine consciousness -- that is, a perpetual state of awareness of God herself; a state of human existence most beautifully demonstrated by Enoch himself who, as describe in the book, "The Enoch Factor," mastered "the sacred art of knowing God".

The expression "sleep like a baby" conjures up an uninterrupted, blissful state.

The extension, which will give the country its longest uninterrupted state of emergency since the Algerian War in the 1960s, will span the two-round presidential election in April-May and June parliamentary polls.

It then proceeds backwards from the last event of the trace, and outputs 〈ψ U ψ ′, n,i)〉 for some state n if ψ ′ holds for n, or if ψ holds for n and there exists an uninterrupted sequence of states leading to a state n ′ for which ψ ′ holds.

Notwithstanding President Obama's endorsement of same-sex marriage this week, North Carolina joins 30 other states with constitutional bans on same-sex marriage that now stretch in an uninterrupted swath from Florida to Oregon.

Indeed, a rain storm consists of an uninterrupted flow of states having in common that it is both raining and windy.

A sequence of related (e.g. when a certain sub-state being fixed) states during an uninterrupted interval of time can be called a phase.

Results: Findings indicated that music therapy was more effective in decreasing state anxiety than was an uninterrupted rest period (P <.01).