Sentence examples for ceaselessly engaged from inspiring English sources
The focus is nearly always on communities, especially working-class ones, hating and resenting immigrants, the bottom-of-the-food-chain blame-game that working-class people are supposed to be ceaselessly engaged in.
But My Year of Rest and Relaxation isn't, at any rate, a prescription: It's an eerie exploration of how class dictates the degree to which we can care for ourselves, and the degree to which we must ceaselessly engage with a world that batters our souls.
Kongphan's audience is so loyal and adoring (some fans have tipped him more than ten thousand dollars over time, or watched him stream for twenty-four hourstraighththathis his channel can resemble a benign personality cult, built around a carefully honed version of himself: engaged, jokey, ceaselessly positive.
Born in 1979 to a Royal Air Force engineer and a caterer, Higgins describes himself as an avid gardener and budding cook, but his core passions have always centered on a fascination with screens: During his schooling years, he engaged in marathon sessions playing video games and argued ceaselessly on Internet forums.
As directed by David Mackenzie and written by Sicario's Taylor Sheridan, the movie is not only ceaselessly watchable thanks to its supremely talented cast, it keeps you engaged with the action while also making some pointed comments in the margins about our country's current economic woes.
Being the nerd is better achieved if you are directing your time to single-mindedly learning a set of skills, rather than being suckered into grazing within walled garden content farms like Facebook where mass market entertainment, co-mingled with advertising, is the ceaselessly refreshed algorithmic dish of the day, all the better to keep a passively engaged user-base clicking.
(In comments from an earlier post, readers engaged in a lively discussion of a sentence from F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby," in which phrases introduce layers of meaning: "So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past". Can you identify the appositive and participial phrases in the sentence? A warning: not everyone would parse this sentence the same way).
