Sentence examples for ceases to even from inspiring English sources

In the most extreme cases, a person who has come to identify herself with her functions ceases to even have any intuition that the world is broken.

The Frenchman eventually ceases to even make eye contact with me.

The fruit on the label was such a bad old joke, they'd ceased to even notice it.

We've become so accustomed to the mantra that businesses and developers are king that we've ceased to even make the demand for some kind of equity between their interests and ours.

Once they become accustomed to going first to Amazon, they cease to even compare prices, sometimes paying more for a product thanks to the convenience and perceived value of Prime.

We'd ceased to even utter the phrase "go to the movies" because it demeaned the experience.

Glance at a crowd of people from a great enough distance and they'll cease to even look human, their particular parts fading out of focus until the pack resembles a uniform army of flesh-colored toy soldiers. .

A little smile formed from time to time as he talked of how baseball is a "funny, great, strange and frustrating" game that never ceases to surprise even its experienced practitioners.

If the garbage we watch in the privacy of our TV rooms ceases to maintain even the illusion of being freely and independently made, we will inexorably evolve into a nation of vacant, compliant, useless fluffheads.

In the absence of the right sort of attention, the work ceases to exist, even though the physical system remains intact.

Pulling at heartstrings, with promises of "jobs" or "money for schools" never ceases to sway even the most consumate voter, whether the statements are true or lies.