Sentence examples for incessant series from inspiring English sources

His own philosophy, however, showed no trace of Marxist materialism he regarded life as an incessant series of mutations of energy.

The founding treaties of the EU, revised by an incessant series of IGCs, are also clearly constitutional documents since they establish the fundamental division of labour between the EU and its constituent national parts.

Even Madelyn Wils, poised owner/occupant of the showstopper abode, reflexively kicks off her funky denim sandals when she gets back from the latest in the incessant series of meetings she attends on TriBeCa's behalf.

He spent the next few seasons caught up in a fight to clear his name, the first of the series' incessant high court subplots.

But the incessant controversy over a series of last-minute pardons has exacerbated his forced isolation.

Ali Catterall 11pm, E4 Gorge yourself on the pubescent antics of Will, Simon, Jay and Neil as E4 offers up a marathon Saturday night of incessant vulgarity, playing out the whole of series two.

Bonafide is for music heads who still appreciate a visually pleasing site, it's part print magazine (remember those?), part ongoing mixtape series (Bonafide Beats), nascent TV series and incessant rap ramblings.

Incessant rain, mixed with season-opening jitters, produced a series of clumsy attempts to gather the ball and neither side was in full flow in the opening half.

The book concludes with a series of practical solutions to the problem of incessant exhortation to buy stuff you don't need.

A dharma's capability or vertical causality, by which it facilitates the occurrence of other dharmas outside its consciousness series, locates it within the web of interrelations that connects it with the incessant rise and fall of other dharmas, and hence further individuates it as that very particular dharma by manifesting its unique quality and intensity of operation.

At times TEDx Sanaa fell into the more easily parodied moments of TED world, such as the incessant clapping after each speaker (a TED attribute parodied by the satricial website the Onion, in a series of videos).