Sentence examples for constantly described from inspiring English sources

Not only are they constantly described as "little", they are infantilized at the same time as they are hypersexualized.

"In the script my bosom is constantly described as 'heaving', and characters are always shoving their face into my tits.

Once in an airport bar, a senior oil field roustabout, who traveled constantly, described to me his predicament on an 18-hour nonstop trip to Asia.

Some of his prose betrays a slightly Pooterish sensibility: two non-white characters in the story are described as "swarthy" and "dusky-skinned"; and their manager and mentor Brian Epstein, whose closeted life provides the story with another fascinating strand of social history, is constantly described as "homosexual".

As Mexicans and Latinos, we are constantly described as cheerful (and noisy) people, with a free and energetic spirit with tons of hopes and dreams to come true.

KRAJESKI: I loved the touch of Lily constantly describing things as "phenomenal".

In O'Brien's book, Keating constantly describes political capital as a resource, replenished by popularity and drawn down by real, brave leaders who know the big changes they want to make and are prepared to take risks to get there.

In the novel, sensual Ramona is contrasted with Madeleine, the chilly young wife who betrayed Herzog with his best friend and whom he constantly describes as not only beautiful but brilliant.

It's like a gift, and all thanks to Sistema and Maestro [José Antonio] Abreu [the Venezuelan founder of El Sistema]." Abreu, who is now 76 and in poor health, chose Dudamel to head the Simón Bolívar orchestra, and the Dude cites him constantly, describing him at one point as "the greatest musician I have ever met".

"Some people were completely unaware of this position, and I was constantly describing and explaining it," she says.

Audiences are constantly describing the show as inspiring and there is nothing closer to the truth.