Many parents fret that their offspring will die unless ceaselessly watched.
Combine that with having to warn about something as abstract as the implications of an invisible loss of privacy — where the public is ceaselessly watched by overseeing eyes that only reveal themselves if invisible lines are crossed — and the difficulty of making this message stick is very evident.
Watch correspondents ceaselessly track the minute advances in watch engineering, brand storytelling, or design with seeming inexhaustible enthusiasm and delight.
Watching the bare trees coming to life and bringing with it the longer days and the birds, ceaselessly rustling their wings.
We want to be able to keep watching "Making a Murderer" for 10 hours if we're desperate to find out what happens next, and we want to be able to flit ceaselessly from app to app -- Twitter, email, Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook -- until we find the entertainment or validation we're hoping for.
Even in the brief span of our recorded history, some five thousand years, we can watch societies and individuals ceaselessly playing with, reshuffling, and on occasion tossing out the cards that both nature and culture have dealt, and introducing new ones.
One of the most nauseating aspects of this race has been to watch, nightly, as MSNBC ceaselessly decrees the boundaries of the possible.
The learning that babies and young children do on their own, when they carefully watch an unexpected outcome and draw new conclusions from it, ceaselessly manipulate a new toy or imagine different ways that the world might be, is very different from schoolwork.
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.
"Children ceaselessly ask: Why?
