Sentence examples for endlessly losing from inspiring English sources

We're endlessly losing track of history and what it can tell us".

At barn's end is the horse's window, where Riley stuck out his head to count the pickups and Fords on Route 4. I study the angles of roof, a geometry of tilting, symmetrical and importantly asymmetrical, endlessly losing and recapturing itself.

Continually rewriting the endlessly lost story of that era is all that Arenas can do to fight back.

At the core of both books is a very modernist view of the self as something that is endlessly lost and recreated.

Sing to me of endlessly lost Odysseus, whose 10-year journey home, from the scorched and blood-stained plains of Troy to the Ionian island of Ithaca, was a decade of disaster.

But humans are anything but simple, and the majority of Americans struggle endlessly with losing pounds and keeping them off.

"What endlessly impresses me is people losing sight of how arbitrary it is," says Robert M. Sapolsky, a Stanford biologist who specializes in the links between social life and stress.

It was also losing weight and, by yesterday, had started to swim endlessly up and down the wall of the harbour - a behaviour pattern typical of an animal in captivity.

You've got to be kidding.' "Unfortunately, the I.R.S. doesn't let you lose money endlessly.

Conrad's prose is the imaginative result of his multifarious seafaring; Rimbaud's feats of imperial capitalism are the consequence of his poetry, the fierce accusations of a lost boy endlessly rewriting his vanished father's career.

The move was motivated by Tuđman's impression that the conference would have continued endlessly while the ZNG lost ground.