Sentence examples for constantly shown from inspiring English sources

"One of them is that my physiognomy, which is constantly shown on television screens, aroused a certain displeasure," he said.

All the books are comic, animated by the degree to which the inner self, however much it might question its place in the world, is constantly shown to be stubbornly consistent.

Michael regularly reminds her that he just can't be in a relationship and that they don't jibe, when his resistance to her — and the thousands of women constantly shown roaming around South Beach in doll-size bikinis — more and more suggests that he is the anti-Bond in his utter lack of libido.

This has nothing to do with Ofcom's oh-so-moral demand that audiences should never view the "point of death" – although I have shown a Gaza Palestinian dying on the operating theatre in a 1992 television documentary, and we are constantly shown replays of television journalists being rocketed to death by a US helicopter over Baghdad.

"They have constantly shown an interest in putting party interests ahead of broader interests," he said.

Manager Rick Passmoor said: "Rachel has played at the top level of women's football for many years and has constantly shown what she can achieve on the pitch.

The staff is "constantly showing them to me as the news breaks during the day".

"Trials" is engrossing mostly because it constantly shows combatants squaring off.

We found that keeping momentum requires you constantly showing success to followers of your campaign.

Mr. Pataki was also on the road constantly, showing up for every ribbon cutting and economic development announcement he could.

It is advertised on television constantly, showing a happy man and woman wandering hand in hand, smiling at one another.