Sentence examples for incessant writing from inspiring English sources

While traveling in Europe, Cuba, and China, Neruda embarked upon a period of incessant writing and feverish creation.

"This is something that's particularly hard to grasp for professionals whose jobs require incessant writing, like academics, journalists, lawyers or marketers.

"Sharapova's gamesmanship is really irritating as is her incessant yelping," writes the Guardian's Mark Tran.

Late at night, when the books have gone to sleep, or during the day, when their incessant neediness has been placated temporarily, he continues writing his own book.

I even have trouble writing the words as you can see by my incessant use of hyphens.

On the evidence of much Renaissance art and writing one would think that this was a time of incessant storms, comets, frosts and lightning strikes, broken only by the arrival each year of a prodigiously lovely spring.

John Greenleaf Whittier suggested it was this massive correspondence that led to Longfellow's death, writing: "My friend Longfellow was driven to death by these incessant demands".

The dramas — the feud with Shaq; the rape allegation ("I had difficulty believing that Kobe was capable of committing such an act," Jackson writes); the incessant toying with leaving the Lakers — are given their due.

Unfortunately, the illicit glamour of these scenes wears off as quickly as the drug itself, to the point where the incessant snorting takes over from the sex as the most mechanically repetitive element of Hollinghurst's writing.

(There is a PhD thesis to be written on the incessant use of motor-scooters in European social-realist movies as a signifer for underclass aimlessness.

We are meant to be complicit in the savage excitement that the moviemaking creates — and therefore active in the incessant debate among the Israelis (Tony Kushner and Eric Roth wrote the screenplay) over the morality of targeted assassination and retaliation.