Later Pierre will get into more scrapes, and they begin to have a sameness to them, even as Mr. Coover's narrative takes on the incessant, superheated, repetitive quality that makes one want to skip some of the text.
Each round was an incessant show of quality and commitment, totally devoid of any hint of the trumpery that other fighters employ to steal a second or two of respite when the pace suddenly ups.
Other suggestions included: an "incessant focus" on the quality of teaching.
It envisioned broadcasting 100 digital channels of music and talk radio to subscribers fed up with the lack of variety, the variable sound quality and the incessant commercials on traditional radio.
If you've ever experienced "frozen face syndrome" or incessant call drop-off, you can probably relate to how poor quality can lead to frustration and quickly derail a meeting.
Despite the progress the city has made toward lessening industrial air emissions, as Morrison notes, there is still the incessant dust blowing in from Mongolia, a main contributor to the air quality alert of the last two days.
He was, much to his distress, the centre of constant familial attention and care, and, despite his brilliant scholastic achievements, his family's incessant demands for ever better academic performance, together with the rigid, mechanical quality of his schooling, filled him with a lifelong aversion toward depersonalized, forced-fed modes of education.
This "unstructured osmotic space" of the patient's inner body was thought to be controlled by the incessant movement, the mixing and clashing, of its bodily fluids the four humors and their corresponding qualities (hot, cold, wet, and dry).
The quality of the games may have been superior during France '98, but there were incessant complaints back then about a lack of atmosphere during the host nation's matches, for which a disproportionate number of tickets seemed to have ended up in bored corporate hands.
