Sentence examples for ceasing to give from inspiring English sources

His or her purpose is to know one big thing and, in Ignatieff's words, "strive without ceasing to give reality a unifying shape.

They toast her longevity at 55 and she looks forward to her retirement from public life, drinking melted ice-cream and ceasing to give a fig about her appearance.

In the letter, Mr. Ackman listed steps Mr. Ullman had taken that he disagreed with, including ending the company's relationship with the retail consulting firm AlixPartners and ceasing to give information to Blackstone, a financial adviser to Penney's board, and to analysts at Pershing Square Capital Management, Mr. Ackman's firm.

In time, their father ceased to give reasons for his displeasure.

It is a dusty, acrid, warm smell and it never ceases to give me a thrill.

Even after it ceased to give her complete mobility, the drug allowed her to move her arms and legs freely and easily -- but at a cost.

Police, who have ceased to give any information about the case to the media, did not lift restrictions on the suspects' photographs being published.

His neighbors in Brooklyn grew accustomed to seeing him go in and out of his house in broad daylight, one time as one man, another time as another man, and soon ceased to give the matter a second thought.

C Vann Woodward, a historian of extraordinary distinction, told me many times that Emerson could not be forgiven for the essay "History", which never ceases to give me joy with its opening sentence: "There is no history, only biography".

Politics, except during very rare moments, have ceased to give me much hope, even though I am optimistic about the consciousness-raising which has happened because of the Black Lives Matter movement.

Burchill: I am certainly very honest about my friendships and if I can tell that they have ceased to give pleasure to the people involved I will certainly end them.