Sentence examples for endlessly changed from inspiring English sources

Unlike Facebook, Twitter has not endlessly changed its privacy policy.

He is in the Afghan mountains, with another mix of troops, Afghan and American, who are pursuing the latest strategy in a war that has endlessly changed.

It appears to have had ideas thrown at it until it feels messy and incoherent: over the course of four minutes, the two-part Father Stretch My Hands endlessly changes its tempo and mood, stopping and starting, its sound heaving from crackling old gospel samples to pop chorus to a stark mesh of bass, drums and snarling to a hushed vocoder interlude.

Digital technology standards multiply endlessly and change constantly.

Meanwhile women, if he doesn't drive the right car, or the right apartment or condo, if he's not dressed in the newest fashions, if he doesn't fit that perfect little "Ken Doll" character you have to work endlessly to change him.

It's normal to stay a bit mystified by sex, it will change endlessly it seems.

What advice I'd give to young women today Sex changes endlessly; the more I talk about it with my peers, the more I feel this is true.

"I've been more steadily interested in exploring lives involved in complex families with lengthy histories which are endlessly subject to change and fate, and such lives are generally heterosexual".

So I've been more steadily interested in exploring lives involved in complex families with lengthy histories which are endlessly subject to change and fate, and such lives are generally heterosexual.

His endlessly quotable ideas about suspense changed not only filmmaking, but storytelling as an art form plus, his iconic profile would make for a great press on the £20 note.

Whether it's through phrases like "hacktivism" that suggest the most radical thing to do is sit in front of a screen, or the endlessly maligned Change.org petitions that seem to result mainly in spam emails, sometimes it can be hard to imagine grassroots action resulting in real change.