Sentence examples for has endlessly changed from inspiring English sources

He is in the Afghan mountains, with another mix of troops, Afghan and American, who are pursuing the latest strategy in a war that has endlessly changed.

Unlike Facebook, Twitter has not endlessly changed its privacy policy.

Parliament has endlessly debated Brexit.

This is a question to which I have endlessly returned over the past 20 years and the answers change as I grow older.

Critics have endlessly debated it.

South Africa- watchers, such as Mr Ellis, have endlessly sought to identify such allegiances.

Western philosophers have endlessly analyzed and dissected a cluster of terms thought to be central to our thinking, e.g., 'good', 'right', 'being' (to be), 'know', 'believe'truerue'beautiful'ul'reason'on'changenge'subject'ct'mind'nd'meaninging'refer',r'object'ct'propertyrty', and so forth.

But he hasn't changed so much in 30 years; what might be a narrow niche for some songwriters has proved to be endlessly productive for Mr. Hitchcock.

Up top, on the endlessly open highlands, the weather has changed, from bright and friendly to gruff cloud and a wind you can lean on.

Since his last tour of duty in New York, much besides his uniform has changed: his jumper, his hair style (endlessly), and his love for basketball itself, which had begun to wane before a rejuvenating stint with the Charlotte Hornets.

In Britain, much has changed for the better, but the visibility the media provides often sees us endlessly talking about the same things.