Sentence examples for continually seems to be from inspiring English sources

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

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.

The disoriented, continually belittled Snàporaz often seems to be looking not so much for sex as for a mother's aid.

They write a personal fable of a country that seems to be continually in process, continually negotiating its way between one kind of existence and another, where people who are not resigned to the way things are opt for transformation instead.

It's a film that seems to be continually devouring its own premises.

While Saif has ostensibly retreated to the shadows, his influence seems to be continually present in business and social realms.

Although he seems to be continually hovering just outside the club door, the serious art world's velvet ropes have never been let down for him.

That partisanship has created an election cycle that is more heated and seems to be continually in process; this prevents any serious attempts at any long term solutions to America's problems.

At least one of the local people who have registered with Leila – a little shop on Fehrbelliner Strasse, north-east of the city centre – seems to be continually fixing shelves or hanging pictures.

While Jake seems to be continually surprised by the fact that he has a disabled son, most of my waking thoughts are probably rather like yours – about getting the kids to school, getting ready for work, checking there's something for supper.