Sentence examples for ceaselessly reminded from inspiring English sources
Working-class people may be, as we're ceaselessly reminded, less meticulous about matters of law and propriety than their "betters", but they're also much less self-obsessed.
In the course of the ongoing financial crisis, we've been ceaselessly reminded of the dangers of moral hazard — the idea that if people are insulated from the negative effects of their gambles they are more likely to act rashly.
By James Surowiecki In the course of the ongoing financial crisis, we've been ceaselessly reminded of the dangers of moral hazard — the idea that if people are insulated from the negative effects of their gambles they are more likely to act rashly.
Togo pipped them to Germany and, as their fans have been ceaselessly reminding them in the build-up to this tournament, they were hoity shambles in the last edition of the continental showpiece, eliminated in the first round after turning up to do little more than dive and moan.
This was to have been the greatest challenge so far of my experiment to turn myself into a competent recreational golfer at a time in life - I recently turned 40 - when to play most sports, even at the lowly level of the village green or local playing field, is to be reminded ceaselessly of time's arrow: of the ruthless, inexorable unidirectionality of all our lives.
The phone rings ceaselessly with people reminding you of a letter that should have been out weeks ago or of a call you promised to give them days ago.
It's possible, he wrote, that the feature "reinforces terror's message, forcing you to look at the faces of friends who were never endangered in the first place, reminding you ceaselessly of the dozens of people who could have been in the wrong place, at the wrong time – but were not.
Like the mini-pedometer, these readings help you understand your current health status and remind you, ceaselessly and without mercy, of your – well, my – failures as a biological entity.
As if to remind us that this is a play about domestic revolution, Ian MacNeil's design revolves ceaselessly, showing us the different rooms in the Helmer household.
