Sentence examples for in his continual from inspiring English sources

The chronologically arranged exhibition exposed the weaknesses in his continual search for banality.

Origen's experience as a teacher is reflected in his continual emphasis upon a scale of spiritual apprehension.

Mr. McClain's nerdy Rutherford provides some minor comic relief in his continual tangles with the more earthy Evans.

He would call me to read a passage from John Quincy Adams that he'd come across, in his continual self-education.

But, especially in part II, there are other strains: the hero can be absurd in his continual striving for more demonstrations of his power; his cruelty, which is extreme, becomes sickening; his human weakness is increasingly underlined, most notably in the onset of his fatal illness immediately after his arrogant burning of the Qurʾān.

But they merge as sides of a coin: philosophical, in his continual grappling with implications of the death of God — a loss that he tried to remedy by making poetry stand in for religion — and psychological, in his constant compulsion to cheer himself up.

During the latter half of the thirties he taught at Harvard, but often in menial positions: his continual attempts to get a tenured position there, at Cornell, at the University of California, and elsewhere were always foiled by circumstance, or, more often, by his erratic behavior.

One year removed, many say the president still employs racist rhetoric, illustrated in part by his continual criticism of black NFL players who kneel during the national anthem to protest police brutality and social inequality. .

In more recent scholarship More has been seen as a possible influence upon Isaac Newton, particularly his ideas on absolute space, and this, together with his role in introducing Cartesianism into England, has assured his continual inclusion in histories of science of the period.

They all had their sad stories but Dolan seemed more interested in affecting a concern that his continual smirking at the camera suggested was as cosmetic as the golfballs that doubled for Jenny's cheekbones.

When an individual's philosophical conversion is complete and he has become Intellect, he can rise to that mystical union in which the One manifests his continual presence, carried on the surging current of the impulse of return to the source (in its strongest and final flow), the pure love of Intellect for the Good from which it immediately springs.