Sentence examples for doesn't constantly from inspiring English sources

It doesn't constantly tell you things you don't want to know.

"Right now, the novelty of a politician who doesn't constantly spew lies is grabbing headlines.

I think the Scotsman understands this, which is why he doesn't constantly ask me what I think about Scotland; but I wonder if the Indian does.

"Women ought to be able to travel in an environment which doesn't constantly demean them or present an unrealistic image of women's bodies," she told the capital's Evening Standard newspaper.

"Most young people who are gay don't see it as a defining property of their character, because they don't have to, because society doesn't constantly remind them of their difference".

In The Trip he plays a version of himself that is recognisably Rob Brydon, but also not (he doesn't constantly do impressions, have drunken fumbles with PAs or always read the bill in Henry Kelly's voice).

That's because dead bone does not constantly repair itself like normal bone does.

She didn't constantly (or even ever) argue for women's equality; she just lived it.

You can disappear up your arse if you don't constantly reassess what you do.

If they don't constantly share their thoughts then they believe they will cease to exist.

It was the day's only set that didn't constantly use four-letter words.