Sentence examples for incessant reminder from inspiring English sources

After half a decade of songs bent on telling us that we're all loved (from Gaga's "Born This Way" gospel/cult of personality to Katy Perry's incessant reminder that we're a "Firework"), it's nothing short of fantastic to be reminded that not only will we not always be loved, we won't even always love ourselves.

The message, with all the implications it contains, is a hopeful one; yet the incessant reminder that human endeavour is and remains useless makes the book tragic as well.

The flickering stock price indicators on the Reuters building point unremittingly downwards, an incessant reminder of the turbulent markets.

Just constantly inundating a woman with pink does not necessarily reconnect her with the loss of her 'femininity'; from my perspective, it tends to serve more as an incessant reminder of losses suffered.

You're running around like your head's cut off!" Or during his incessant reminders that players should swipe at and pull the ball from the arms of offensive players when he shouts, "O.K., I need a turnover!" Or, after the first-team offense rattles off a few big gains, when he turns to one of his defenders and declares in a stage whisper, "We're getting our you-know-what kicked out here".

I haven't yet decided if I love or loathe the Watch's incessant reminders to stand, however.

Maybe it was the incessant reminders that the event was being filmed, streamed, broadcasted and tweeted.

"This result is a true shocker, and yet another reminder of the incessant long-term rise in global temperature resulting from human-produced greenhouse gases," said Masters and Henson.

But it does provide a more dramatic reminder of the incessant rain of cosmic debris that the planet endures.

But it did appear that Bill had, as he often does, gotten applause for his role and snatched an inexpensive victory from the jaws of a larger lifetime of reminders of his self-absorption and incessant competition for the limelight.

And still others continued digging, cleaning, rebuilding and trying to stop the incessant invasion of mold, with the holiday serving as another painful reminder of how very far from a once-comfortable, distant normal life had become.