Sentence examples similar to constant conflagrations from inspiring English sources

Specifically, I miss its constant threat of worldwide nuclear conflagration.

It has rather been the constant danger that a financial spark anywhere could cause the great conflagration that finally occurred in 2007-8 that kept Geithner and his colleagues up at night.

Their lives appear on-screen as a drama of constant and instant hyperenergetic circularity, which, like an electrical closed circuit overheats to yield a conflagration that, were it not all-consuming and deadly, might even be beautiful.

If the NSA won't respect the constraints that are put in place on its actions for a reason, and will instead shirk its responsibilities and find a way to get all the data it could ever desire, then we have even less reason to trust its constant petitions that it follows the law, and is the only thing keeping the United States safe from conflagration.

The conflagrations continue, while we wait.

But such conflagrations are not limited to soccer.

It was constant, constant.

Constant danger.

Constant innovation.

Constant passing.

Constant watering.