And I bet that in their different ways, Flaubert with his incessant industry and Evans with his urge for leisure both found themselves puttering about.
Never having had traditional lessons to unlearn (unlike Picasso, with his incessant industry of demolishing and reconstructing the inherited language of painting), Matisse innovated on something like whim — a privilege, without guidelines or guarantees, for which he paid a steep toll in anxiety.
Some targets have been exposed before and in greater depth, including the incessant dieting industry and the association of thinness with beauty and success, but overall this is a refreshing and much-needed approach.
And these days, the consumer long-distance industry, with its incessant price wars, is often less profitable than serving business customers.
I've seen it in Yoga where the newly trained teacher becomes an incessant consumer of the yoga industry: more programs, more trainings, more courses -- just to feel "good enough" that one day they'll be ready enough and knowledgeable enough to teach.
Membrane distillation (MD) technology is being implemented in industry thanks to the incessant progress made so far in membrane modules, membrane design and their fabrication.
Even "Obama's favorite banker," JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, told the Wall Street Journal last April: "The incessant broad-based vilification of the banking industry isn't fair and it is damaging... punishing whole industries, whether you were reckless or not, just isn't the way to do things".
For almost a century, beginning around 1825, the Hudson Valley was the nation's first industrial heartland, an incessant bustle of shipbuilding, ironworks, railroad lines, shipping docks, cement, stone, iron, lumber, weaponry and even whaling industries.
Such tactics have made engineers far more cynical about the motives of tech companies, which is intensified by the incessant talk of talent shortages in the industry.
In Sheffield, however, the small office (an old dance studio) was bubbling away, and happily away from the incessant rush of the London-centric music industry.
Williams is taking aim squarely at the news industry's most embarrassing vulnerability: the incessant need to trump up mundane happenings in order to habituate readers into needing news like a daily drug fix.
