Sentence examples for ceasing to find from inspiring English sources

A hip replacement and a gradual ceasing to find the energy to exercise.

Not to the extent, however, that the reader would cease to find them admirable.

The Labor leadership row is a farce the public have long ceased to find funny.

Rehearsing comedy, Fiennes has found, requires nerve because lines are repeated so often that cast and crew cease to find them funny: "People don't laugh at all.

I cease to find it at all surprising that the most powerful response to the referendum result has come from Miller when she tells an anecdote about queuing for a flight and seeing a stressed mum with three screaming young children slap one of them round the face.

Paradoxically, the dog has become the repository of those model human properties whoch we have cynically ceased to find among human beings... Recent poetry collections with a dog theme include "Dog Music: Poetry About Dogs," edited by Joseph Duemer and Jim Simmerman (St. Martin's; $16.95), and the charming "Unleashed: Poems by Writers' Dogs," edited by Amy Hempel and Jim Shepard (Crown; $19).

Once we fully understand what the conclusion amounts to, we will cease to find it counterintuitive.

Black art has never ceased to find their way into existence.

I ceased to find it slightly charming that you and your friend haven't kept up with the times in entertainment and technology.

After the exclusion, the naive group ceased to find colonoscopy significantly more dangerous than white cell scan (Z = 1.60) and ceased to find colonoscopy significantly more embarrassing than barium enema (Z = 1.59).

Simpson quit to found a rock group, at which point Busted ceased to operate.