Sentence examples for incessant coverage from inspiring English sources
We can't get rid of technology and we can't close our eyes to the incessant coverage of sex in the media.
It is difficult to dislike Rebecca Skloot's best-seller "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks," which piqued my interest before it became Amazon's book of the year, thanks to its cocktail of race, medicine, and incessant coverage on public radio.
It is questionable whether there would be an incentive for such an execution had there been little likelihood of the video being broadcast -- just as the promise of incessant coverage inspires the perpetuation of violence in both Iraq and Israel.
One fan, waiting to watch her coffin go past outside Golders Green crematorium on Tuesday, said the incessant coverage had pulled fans closer to her. "We saw her deterioration every day, in every picture," said 18-year-old Amy Swan.
But what has the incessant coverage garnered her? Eye rolls and worse, audience disinterest.
How come liberal anti-war protesters were shunned by the press, but the mini-mobs are showered with incessant coverage?
But there was another, less obvious allure to the incessant, insatiable coverage.
The story turns uplifting only after it ends: the incessant news coverage helped inspire Americans to pay more attention to their trash, ushering in the recycling era.
Between the cast of characters and incessant press coverage, she says it often feels like a drama and a sitcom, all rolled into one.
A crumbling claim that appeared to reveal the workings of the big bang may instead say more about how science is done in an age of incessant news coverage.
The omnipresent and incessant television coverage ensured that we were all aware of the magnitude of the tragedy.
