Sentence examples for endlessly treating from inspiring English sources

I'd get excited when I'd see it in the open-air markets, and I served it endlessly, treating it like the rarity I assumed it was.

He wheedles endlessly, treating Block as a nincompoop who can't understand that Comcast's service is so far superior to Astound's that only an idiot would consider switching.

It's endlessly fascinating.

Some debunkings are endlessly patient and civil, treating denialists and their claims seriously and even respectfully; others are angry and contemptuous.

With no state-sanctioned religion, American churches began to operate like multinational corporations; pastors became "pastorpreneurs," endlessly branding and expanding, treating the flock like customers and seeding franchises all over the world.

It could be the dumping of poisons in rivers and oceans, or treating the atmosphere like an endlessly free garbage yard.

If that's all a writer contrives, he's "treating you like a dumb beast, endlessly fascinated by a swinging weight on a cord".

"Also, there isn't one country with citizens like ours, who endlessly complain about being treated unfairly".

Foreign leaders are treated to an endlessly changing cast of presidents, each of whom approaches the job with different priorities and personal styles.

My mother spent the rest of her life telling me, endlessly, how badly he had treated her, how she had supported him and he had cast her aside.

In "Sweetwater," she tackles the environment and the idea that we expect the land to be endlessly bounteous despite how we treat it.