Sentence examples for has not ceased to be from inspiring English sources

Roberts, of course, has not ceased to be a conservative.

In the intervening centuries, politics has not ceased to be baronial, although the pen and the soundbite have replaced the sword and joust.

"The Tin Drum has not ceased to be a great novel just because we know something about its author that we didn't know two days ago".

With his leonine head, Bavarian affability, and a manner of speaking in an accented English "that has not ceased to be German," as Frederick S. Wright put it, Hofmann was a dramatic presence.

Modernization theory has been - and has not ceased to be - the conceptual background that agrees well with neoliberal conquests.

Suicide hasn't ceased to be a shame, but he changed the hearts and minds of millions of people around the world". Working well before the pharmaceutical treatment of mental disorders, Farberow helped develop crisis intervention strategies that often began with a conversation.

Since then, the various regulations and constraints on the manufacturers have not ceased to be more stringent and more complex to address.

The mayor made him the honorary director of the Revoltella Museum, where, however, the real director vetoed a show of Castelli's artists, declaring, "No merchants in the temple!" (The polyglot city had not ceased to be a twisty place).

Mr Adrian Slade, former co-president of the Liberal Party, opposing the Tiverton amendment to call the party Liberal Democrats, said: 'I am a Liberal by conviction and I have not ceased to be by joining this party but nor have I ceased to be a Democrat.

They haven't ceased to be nationalists, they don't need to be reconvinced.

Somewhere, today and every day, the wife he had not ceased to love enjoyed the contentment he had been unable to give her.