Sentence examples for constantly holds from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, he denounced "the pressure exerted by the prevailing culture, which constantly holds up a lifestyle based on the law of the stronger, on easy and attractive gain".

So in its idealized role as Swimmy, Etsy constantly holds entrepreneurial workshops (how to build your "global microbrand"), pointing to "best practices" among Etsy sellers, offering shop critiques, advising how to "write a killer press release".

These health walks were compromised by the cigarette he constantly held in his other hand.

"It's very hard to score blows inside when your opponent is constantly holding.

Well, nobody wants an old photo constantly held up against their face.

Miss Briar was 44, but looked young, and thought of herself as young, & was constantly holding off suitors.

He constantly held onto the ball too long and too often didn't make decisions or moves fast enough.

Brave, honest, steadfast and judicious, he was constantly held up as a model for both citizens and aspiring republican leaders.

Her wistful acting was tepid, but even more disconcerting was the sense that she was constantly holding her breath, thereby depleting her plié.

She is restrained and strong, seeming to constantly hold back a wail as she meanders through whispers, falsettos, and rich, textured melodies.

While I would welcome the renationalisation of Britain's railways, we would do well not to constantly hold up Germany as the example of efficiency.