Sentence examples for endless generations of from inspiring English sources

In the frayed bitterness in Ms. Friel's voice, you hear endless generations of weary, worn-out sex symbols.

I always thought that, with endless generations of children, the toy industry had a constantly renewable source of revenue, much like with babies always fueling the diaper business.

"A library does more than collect ambitious life stories, more than make certain the great literary, philosophical, and scientific thinkers live on to inspire endless generations of discoverers," Quinlan said.

The Presbyterians needed to halt the endless generation of dangerous religious propaganda and continued what they felt on some level was the continued metastasis of Protestant sects.

On the face of it, endless generations telling the same two stories ("Someone comes to town" and "Someone leaves town") must certainly be a dreary enterprise.

Smith mimicked the endless, generation-counting longueurs of the Old Testament so skillfully that he rendered the book dead as literature while giving it credibility as a sacred text: a book as boring as this could have been inspired only by the breath of God.

Ron Reagan argues that, while today Hamas is a terrorist organization devoted to eradicating Israel, Hamas thinks the same thing in reverse about Israel... and that at some point Netanyahu has to work harder with Abbas for a two-state solution to avoid endless wars generating new generations of Arabs seeking revenge.

The result will be perpetuation of the conflict, and bequeathing endless suffering for future generations of Israeli and Palestinian children.

In this scenario Australia can be the land of cheap and endless energy which could power generations of metal manufacturing and other energy intensive manufacturing industries.

Dean inspired poems, songs and plays, became the subject of endless biographies, and influenced several generations of actors reaching down to the current movie heartthrob Robert Pattinson.

For the millions of Kurds of Turkey it promises to go down in history as a powerful momentum, a memorable threshold towards the end of a decades-old oppression, severe denial and, most important of all, an endless wave of violence which generations of Kurds and Turks turned into an ethnic vendetta for almost three decades.