Sentence examples for apparently never ending from inspiring English sources

2.27pm: There will be a short break in the apparently never ending equestrian competition, after which the British team will be competing.

Despite the physical and mental rubble of the second world war, and the apparently never ending period of postwar austerity and rationing, the Attlee government had asked JM Keynes to spread interest in culture across the nation, through the foundation of an Arts Council.

The suggestion in this passage appears to be to force the dogmatist into either an apparently never ending regress or an arbitrary assertion or begging the question.

The detainees are in effect prisoners of war in a conflict that will apparently never end, suspended in a legal twilight zone that denies their right to trial.

Whereas a year ago Celtic were in an apparently never-ending war with domestic officialdom, this time it is Rangers who feel aggrieved.

Instead of working with two or three pictures, here the number proliferates in an apparently never-ending loop that rushes through time.

Indeed, had Danny Graham – enduring an apparently never-ending goal drought – not missed a decent chance, his touch betraying him cruelly, Hull would have swiftly scored again.

Mr. Carpenter having wisely bailed out of the series after the initial entry, the producers have turned to Rick Rosenthal, who directed "Halloween II" back in 1981, to film this eighth installment in the apparently never-ending saga.

He continually fishes in the pockets of those expensive jackets for an apparently never-ending supply of cigarettes, smoking no more than a quarter before stubbing one out and lighting another.

Many German business leaders are wondering if the apparently never-ending euro-zone bail-outs, to which Germany is the biggest contributor, are beginning to outweigh the (considerable) advantages of the single-currency area.Their concerns are aggravated by what they see as political drift in Berlin.

The three Middle Eastern states are believed to have reached some kind of informal agreement when they met in South Africa at last month's non-aligned get-together.Sympathy with the Iraqi people, who have painfully endured eight years of apparently never-ending sanctions, is strong in the region.