Sentence examples for constantly awake from inspiring English sources

But there is still a need for the "jealousy of a free people... to be constantly awake".

"Against the insidious wiles of foreign influence...a free people ought to be constantly awake," Washington warned in his Farewell Address.

In fact, the decision to make that call, and bizarrely keep the issue going for the entire first week of his presidency, seems to be more the result of President Trump being almost constantly awake with his executive functioning impaired.

George Washington, in his 1796 farewell address, warned "against the insidious wiles of foreign influence" and reminded his "fellow-citizens" that "the jealousy of a free people ought to be constantly awake, since history and experience prove that foreign influence is one of the most baneful foes of republican government".

To minimize brain activity evoked through any sensory or motoric disturbances, we only collected birds after they had been sitting relatively still and constantly awake for at least 2 hours in the cage under the low light conditions.

Always awake, never wired.

Someone is ALWAYS awake.

The whole thing should sap the spirit, and make you despair of a lost and wasted country, yet you are constantly shocked awake by the energy of Arbor, whether it is spent on insolence, initiative, or grief.

Otherwise, hang it up, the phone, because Dr. Bin-Nun believes kids who sleep with their cells waiting for texts, or are texting constantly when awake are growing up way too fast, not practicing how to establish deep and meaningful social relationships or nurturing friendships in the slow lane.

You might find that the softest noise wakes you up or that you feel like you are constantly half awake when you should be sleeping.

The idea in this experiment is that the wearer can be kept at a constant state of vigilance--with the armband jolting her awake when her mental activity begins to slow so she "can stay constantly alert during working hours".  .