Sentence examples for constant word from inspiring English sources

He focuses primarily on the twin influences that Eliot's upbringing as a shy (another constant word) child in a strict family, and his education, had on his imagination.

"Cohesive" is a constant word that gets thrown around the office quite a bit.

Collette and Letts are on more traditional ground (Letts' Bob lashes out from a place of fear over his illness) but they too savor the constant word play that is the currency of the show.

When they hit the real world of work, of course they're at a loss: where are the constant words of encouragement?

I feared the media would end up playing constant silly word games with me, trying to get me to say the word "tax".

The countries offering to take in Mr. Snowden — Venezuela, Nicaragua and Bolivia — belong to a bloc of governments engaged in a constant war of words with the United States.

All of which is as nothing compared to the virtually constant war of words between Margaret Thatcher and Church leaders.

The critical variations are many, the only constant being the word dodgy, as if Christianity were inherently unsound, as if it had, without our noticing, ascended to the ranks of anachronistic wrong-headedness, like Nazism or hissing at single mothers.

The word "constant" can be misleading since there is some variation with frequency.

Because living organisms are in constant motion, the word "dynamics" can hold many meanings to biologists.

A southern constant is the word "y'all," which is a contraction of "you all" and used as a plural form of "you".