Sentence examples for endlessly going on about from inspiring English sources

To be acceptable, then, you had either to be funny – my family was endlessly going on about how "amusing" Noël Coward (though a queer) was – or a genius.

Mr Johnson has now acted on this prompt, admitting that he could not go on "endlessly go on dodging these questions" about his future.

"There's no point in pretending we can endlessly go on growing," he says.

Announcing his intentions on Wednesday, Johnson said: "It is clear I can't endlessly go on dodging these questions.

Uncle Preston, who is slightly deaf, disregards almost everything that is going on about him, and is only interested in mathematical computations which he seems to be endlessly making on old pieces of paper.

I don't want to go on about cheese too much, but I find it endlessly fascinating.

The food is low in fat and endlessly varied, with lots going on even in small, bite-size dishes.

Hard-working homeowners are learning for the first time about the endlessly complicated borrowing, bundling, and betting that has been going on in our capital markets.

When one hears about middle schoolers being primed (or pressured) for acceptance by Dartmouth, Harvard or Princeton -- imagine not having mastered calculus before college -- or tunes out talking heads going on endlessly about a 6-year-old being tossed about like a political football, there seems no graver issue than the plight of children being denied the joys of childhood.

On the other hand, going on endlessly about "my ex this, my ex that", whether negative or positive, is just as off-putting as knowing nothing and will soon have your date's interest in you flagging.

But the circle can spin endlessly, as life goes on.