Using nothing much more than songs and his fine dancers, Mr. Elkins's ceaselessly brilliant and often hilarious take on "The Sound of Music" is a fount of unending movement ideas and about as much visceral pleasure as it's possible to have in a theater.
"Children ceaselessly ask: Why?
Nevertheless, Lunacharsky insisted that the workers "ceaselessly demand opera and ballet".
The film can't shed its source material's rape-revenge-fantasy dubiousness – heinous homicides aren't shown, but sick and twisted sexual assaults are – but it doesn't take time to wallow, and instead drives ceaselessly forward, showing us as many shiny things from as many clever angles as it can (and at 160 minutes, it shows a lot).
Bonding wit and compassion to courage and intelligence, she did not simply take the world as it is, but sought ceaselessly to make it a better place.
It's still really unclear which of the many paths they'll take on this, as we've emphasized and whined about ceaselessly over the past two days.
It's just yak, yak, yak for 100 minutes, as Bogart ceaselessly recapitulates what is taking place offscreen.
Meanwhile, the secretive, recently discovered photographer Vivian Maier (1926-2009) took pictures ceaselessly, pursuing a style as unobtrusive as Weegee's is loud and in your face, but no less assured.
"If, however, they whirl about like particles in a kaleidoscope, ceaselessly changing position, it takes no small amount of energy simply to plant one's feet on solid ground without falling".
Take Nighthawks, which the novelist Joyce Carol Oates once described as "our most poignant, ceaselessly replicated romantic image of American loneliness".
