Sentence examples for endlessly compromised from inspiring English sources
Most importantly, throughout the 1950s, as violence between the French authorities and Algerian nationalists intensified, Camus found himself endlessly compromised.
His daring but discrete policies are starting to feel like a work plan that we have to slog through, and endlessly compromise over, just to finish for finishing's sake — not because they are all building blocks of a great national project.
The ECB, which Mr Trichet had fought to keep as independent as it was originally meant to be, finds itself endlessly entangled in and compromised by the inability of Europe's political leaders to commit to a workable plan for dealing with the crisis.
Anger: While it can be a propellant endlessly regenerating itself, anger can blind us and, as Shakespeare tell us, make us deaf---to compromise, nuance, specificity; we now disparage the motivation and character of our political opposites.
"You're eating this food endlessly, endlessly.
Gray rain fell endlessly.
