Sentence examples for constant telling from inspiring English sources

Dr. Allan Sandage, the Carnegie Observatories astronomer, once called cosmology "the search for two numbers" -- one, the Hubble constant, telling how fast the universe is expanding, and the other telling how fast the expansion is slowing, and thus whether the universe will expand forever or not.

Sure, in terms of pure rhetorical pugilism he's still able to go the distance (too far a distance if Dimber's constant telling offs are anything to go by) but this can't mask the fact that he's deeply tainted – to the point of toxicity - by all the murkier parts of New Labour's legacy.

The refractive index is related to how much the speed of light is reduced through a material, compared to the vacuum speed, and the dielectric constant tells us how much the electric field is attenuated in a substance, compared to vacuum.

They have been, and continue to be, the one constant in U.S. behavior, and that constant tells us that our leaders are planning to make Iraq the headquarters for Middle East hegemony for a very long time.

"I'm in a constant state of telling myself this strange career I've had has been functional," Mr. James told me.

"It's a constant corralling, telling people, 'Shut up about that and focus on the screen right here,' " she said.

Carmine Covelli, as Father Montana, is a constant combatant, telling Mr. Medlyn, "Those songs are never going to be any good".

Clinton has alluded to the toll of constant travel, telling staff last year that after 20 years in politics, "it would probably be a good idea to just find out how tired I am".

You need constant reminders telling you that you are capable of achievement.

The attacks were constant, he told her.

And, the constant terms tell us about where we are at t=0.