The topic was the endlessly developing story of who is going to sit in Barack Obama's former Senate seat.
As a project to construct meaning, a sentence or paragraph must eventually end, while a thought process can potentially continue endlessly in developing or modifying meanings.
It is equally important not to allow this diplomatic endeavour to drag on endlessly while Iran develops its programme to a critical breakout capacity.
People are endlessly inventive in developing techniques for wounding and destroying one another -- but also in finding explanations for why doing so is (properly construed) a form of self-defense.
The founding brothers took sides, of course, and all the arguments developed then have been endlessly recapitulated since.
Schwitters, who was also an innovative poet and a pioneer of installation art, developed an anti-conventional aesthetic that proved endlessly fecund — blooming, for example, in Robert Rauschenberg's "Combines" of the nineteen-fifties.
"But I don't know her well enough to know if she's developed the thick skin you need to be endlessly resilient, the way Reagan could take things for decades and let them roll off his back".
The film's wittiest aspect may be Jerry Goldsmith's score, in which the same three-note theme is endlessly reset in different styles and contexts, an idea later developed by John Williams for Robert Altman's movie "The Long Goodbye".
The same movement or action, repeated endlessly without variation, becomes symbolic of the survival mechanisms and automatic responses developed during socialization.
Any potential new magazine seems endlessly focus-grouped to develop a reliable formula that can be executed by a small editorial staff.
