Sentence examples for endless postponement from inspiring English sources

I would guess, however, that the early critics' scoldings were, in part, a reaction to extra-artistic matters: the loudly bannered cost of the production (by that time, sixty-five million dollars, twice as much as any prior Broadway show), the endless postponement of the opening, the accidents (broken bones, internal hemorrhages) — in other words, the sheer swollenness of the project.

I would guess, however, that the early critics' scoldings were, in part, a reaction to extra-artistic matters: the loudly bannered cost of the production (by that time, sixty-five million dollars, twice as much as any prior Broadway show), the endless postponement of the opening, the accidents (broken bones, internal hemorrhages)—in other words, the sheer swollenness of the project.

The endless postponement of her album Broke with Expensive Taste has exhausted the patience of her fans and threatened the relationship with her label; in January Banks wrote that she was "begging to be dropped" by Universal, and last month she threatened to leak her album on 15 April.

According to Erikson, identity diffusion is also characterized by diffusion of the time perspective, reflected either in a sense of urgency regarding decision making or in a loss of regard for time in an endless postponement of such decision making.

Though no fixed date for the report's publication has ever really been given – including this time – the Inquiry will always be remembered for its endless string of delays, postponements, excuses and blame shifting.

We had vaguely promised Ben a birthday party at some misty, indeterminate time in the future and for years we had had an endless series of good reasons for postponement: Wait till your GCSEs are over.

His endless studies for public commissions may represent postponement as much as preparation.

The postponement was catastrophic.

§ 1624.6 Postponement of induction.

Postponement of induction.

But a postponement appears unlikely.