Sentence examples for he's continually from inspiring English sources

The term "silver linings" is Pat's therapy mantra – he's continually in search of "positivity" (the Playbook part is presumably a residue from Matthew Quick's novel).

"They love him as a player but he's continually dragging the club's name through the mud.

"Most Liverpool fans love him as a player, but he's continually dragged the club's name through the mud," Fowler told Talksport. .

Instead, he's continually shaping and moulding the orchestra's sound, and he's surprised by it as well.

Pelecanos is crazy for details, so all these particulars — the colorful names, the flashy clothes, the sexy cars and soulful music — add to the big picture he's continually drawing of crucial moments in America's changing history, as viewed from the streets.

"He's continually been successful.

In Marvin's case he is continually depressed and bored because no task he is given can ever occupy more than the tiniest fraction of his mind.

But he is continually frustrated by Turkey's inability to achieve its democratic potential.

Mr. Bouzereau said he was continually struck by the director's enthusiasm for everything.

Chakotay's individual position was that he was "continually positioned as an exotic native other in relation to the white female Captain Janeway", and was used to "help the white protagonist and progress the internal narrative".

He was continually reelected while simultaneously serving as vice president of the European People's Party until the 2002 parliamentary elections, which returned the PSD to power and made Barroso prime minister of Portugal.