Sentence examples for ceaseless making from inspiring English sources

Johnson's works are driven by the momentum of their own ceaseless making.

Republican democracy is a shared work of the imagination among people of myriad talents, interests, voices, and generations that proceeds on the premise that the labor never ends, entails a ceaseless making and remaking of its laws and customs, i.e., a sentient organism as opposed to an ATM, the government an us, not a them.

Not only does ceaseless optimism make for a greater shock when things go wrong (and they will); imagining the worst also brings its own benefits.

His ceaseless curiosity made him discover new things about repertoire: revelatory performances and recordings of Handel's music in the 1950s, Mozart's operas in the 60s, cycles of Beethoven and Brahms symphonies in later decades, even the operas of Gilbert and Sullivan.

And there is the life-giving celebratory energy of Beethoven's Seventh Symphony - its ceaseless energy made Wagner famously declare it "the apotheosis of the dance".

Or perhaps it could be the fact that the ceaseless advances made in the field make BME truly exciting to be in; or even the fact that many of these advances will ultimately reach the bedside and enhance patient care.

It seems ceaseless and makes you physically and emotional exhausted.

The route is dark, on account of the steep port walls that line the verge, and smoggy, thanks to the ceaseless cavalcade of trucks making their way between the docks and the nearby motorway.

There was no Bill O'Reilly, Rachel Maddow or David Letterman — who makes ceaseless, merciless sport of Christie's contours — during those blinder, gentler times.

But we, in our ceaseless dash to make money and cover the world with concrete, have lost this priceless treasure.

France has made ceaseless efforts - at the price of considerable sacrifice - to promote the return to peace longed for by the vast majority of the Lebanese.