Sentence examples for incessantly from inspiring English sources
incessantly
In a manner without pause or stop, especially to the point of annoyance; not ceasing.
- He jabbered incessantly and annoyed everyone.
The word "incessantly" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it to describe a continuous, unceasing activity or sound. For example: "The rain pounded incessantly on the rooftop.".
For the second successive day the sun shone incessantly with no hint of the rain that had blighted the early part of the match.
Along with a few east London sports facilities this would, unlike the claimed enhancement of our young folk, at least be an identifiable part of the "legacy" to which Lord Coe and his fellow sports officials incessantly refer.
The small boys had a shoebox full of Lego and three toy cars each – and they played with those incessantly.
We must learn, truly, not to gawp, rather than incessantly indulging the gaze.
He has made his talent great by working incessantly to improve.
He travelled incessantly, both around his vast country and abroad.
To counter it, Mr Harper will remind voters incessantly during the forthcoming campaign that Canada emerged faster than other members of the G7 club of big economies from the 2008 financial crisis, with its banking system intact.There are two threats to his campaign plan.
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