"cycle of being" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to being in a state of cyclical change, or a repeating cycle of behavior or events. For example, "The cycle of being sleepless during the day and exhausted at night was a difficult pattern to break."
When men are surveyed, they aren't happy with the women; but after a cycle of being exposed to women politicians, their biases fade away.
Shoved off the college prep track, they begin a "cycle of being reprimanded, disciplined and ultimately suspended for negative behavior," she said, leading to expulsion, unemployment and even crime and imprisonment.
They will get another night at home on Wednesday, that's the advantage of being one of the home nations, you get to have some normality in your life and break up that cycle of being in each other's pockets.
When I'm dressed, I clutch a warm cup of coffee and reflect on nature in the city: of how, if we tend it, it will tend us, freeing us from the artificial cycle of being warmed and cooled, jostled and watched.
PHILIP BARNETT Scottsdale, Ariz., Feb. 13, 2013 To the Editor: Arguably the most important part of the State of the Union address was when President Obama talked about the need for compromise to stop the never-ending cycle of being pushed to the brink of sequestration or government shutdowns.
This cycle of being a virtual rolling stone is the result of the shady nature of the program.
Most people who live near the bottom go through cycles of being in poverty and just above it – sometimes they're just OK and sometimes they're underwater.
Cycles of being unusually talkative, "up" and cheerful, with seemingly boundless energy.
The chemo drug "Taxol" which I received 12 cycles of, wasn't kind to me either.
Tracing the more complex ways institutional finance is funding the cycle of impoverishment is not easy.
The report says that a cycle of infection is taking place, which must be broken.
