Sentence examples for from the unceasing from inspiring English sources

Ambrosio spoke with such authority, stood so stubbornly in opposition to the world I lived in, that I could feel him lifting me, however momentarily, from the unceasing current of my other life to the shore of his.

"The full letter is well worth reading, if only as a break from the unceasing negativity of the campaign season.

From the unceasing apocalyptic horrors of The Walking Dead to the chilly murder mystery of The Killing, the dark serial-killer thriller The Fall, and the best of the bunch the surreal nightmare world of Hannibal, prestige-TV land is a dreary country.

It's partly why one might wonder about the unceasing refrain from Rush Limbaugh and his ideological confreres in Washington about "the Chicago way" of doing business.

As she goes on to document, the unceasing declarations from Trump that he was out to ban Muslims because followers of Islam "hate us," as he put it, one comes away with the firm conviction that no one could rationally see that this was anything other than an order intended to give voice to his anti-Muslim bigotry.

By refusing to back the policies that define the party, they send an implicit message to voters that the unceasing criticism of Democrats from Republicans is in some way legitimate and accurate.

Early Saturday morning, February 1 ,1800, the Constellation was beating up under Guadeloupe, keeping her tacks on board as she worked her way against the unceasing breeze that swept up from the southeast.

Marx recognized the dual dynamics of, one, the unceasing demand of capital for profit from the production of commodities and, second, the continual pressure for technological change as a means to extract greater productivity from the workforce.

At the time I was 15 or 16, and from this time dates the almost filial attachment ... the immense admiration, the unceasing gratitude I [have] had for him, throughout my life".

The unceasing traffic of Houston Street and the construction pylons and plastic netting along the sidewalk might distract an unwary passerby from this whimsically elegant wine bar and restaurant.

Less plain is Ms. Lee's response to the unceasing popularity of her one and only book.