Sentence examples for continually seems from inspiring English sources

What readers evidently don't realize, Hyman continually seems to be saying, is that educated people already know this stuff.

Simic's way of proceeding in a poem, even after more than 20 collections published over some 30 years, is entirely unpredictable: from line to line, he continually seems still to be juggling possibilities.

Their coach, Andy Enfield, is reserved, their roster is always seemingly one or two stars short, and the athletic department continually seems more focused on football.

Advanced Warfare is a pretty fun game, but there's something faintly sad about the way the series continually seems to double-down on tired, tried-and-tested formulas.

She expressed distress that the bishops of her church continually seemed to advocate policies different from that of her party.

The band continually seem able and willing to explore just about anything – they remain musicians blessedly apart from the herd".

Krugman actually veers quite closely to that sense of contingency in his Cambridge speech when, after enumerating a few of the deficiencies of The General Theory, he turns and asks why we continually seem to be making the same mistakes of the '30s all over again.

The conclusion that Rubashov continually reaches seems to be that any politics, any system of governance, requires the sacrifice of a few for the sake of the many, demands the primacy of ends over means.

It's true that Bahrain has always been known as a relatively liberal outpost in the Gulf, but loudly reiterating this claim while torture allegations continually surface seems like shouting "Nothing to see here!" while waving a Bahraini flag and moving the fancy rug to hide the bloodstains.

She cried almost continually and seemed afraid of scoldings, like a child who has known too much harshness.

The business, like a back-room poker game, seems continually on the move.