And says, in an accent as broad as the Thames: "Bit nippy today, isn't it?" Happiness comes to him easily; especially here in the Pacific Northwest, 5,000 miles away from the paparazzi's long lenses and the incessant do-you-mind requests to grin at strangers' phones.
A summer tournament with incessant rain does not feel like a summer tournament and for the first 11 days there had been almost incessant rain.
The incessant filling didn't stop.
For the children, the incessant magic did not wear off.
Shall we just get rid of incessant polling – doesn't it just annoy the public?
And poverty aggravates the problem, as do incessant wars.
Incessant travelling can do much for the soul, but sometimes little for precision memory.
I brought it up to a friend recently, who said, "Ugh, I hate New Year's," before rattling off a list of legitimate reasons it's the worst invented holiday of all time: It's expensive, it's glittery, there's an incessant need to do something cool for the sake of appearances, and Uber surge-pricing will leave you broke for the rest of the year.
As for awkwardly, the incessant compounds that often don't work.
All this raises an obvious question: If Facebook, and social media in general, constitute an unpleasant, Kafkaesque world of incessant judgment, then why do we spend so much time in that world?
For all the noise and incessant posturing, we still don't have a clear sense of where Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama or any of the others would take the country.
