"If he's not trashing his ex-wives, he's moaning incessantly about tabloid journalists – most of whom long since stopped caring what he does".
Characters on "Mad Men" struggle in shame and secrecy with the very things that today are openly, incessantly boasted and blogged about: humble roots, broken homes, homosexuality, unwed motherhood, caring for senile parents.
They're colorful, they've got nice big keyboards, a straightforward interface… they're perfect for the adolescent/teen crowd that texts incessantly doesn't really care about GPS, Bluetooth, or tethering.
He pestered her incessantly to study his crudely drawn designs, until, fed up with his unwillingness to recognize that she had three other children under the age of five to care for, she bought him a model airplane.
As they giggled incessantly, I felt like I was trapped taking care of two toddlers—I couldn't wait to get home and sniff some OxyContin and calm my nerves.
She was a hyperactive first lady, masterminding a gigantic plan for overhauling America's health-care system, intervening incessantly in policy debates and visiting more than 80 countries.
President Trump talks incessantly about how the Affordable Care Act has failed.
"A dog that is well taken care of will not bark incessantly," she said, adding that enforcement could lead the authorities to people who abuse their pets.
Ms. Bontecou, like Matta, drew incessantly.
They worry about food intake incessantly.
Boehner and his comrades talk incessantly about what they call the "job-killing" Affordable Care Act, taking "meaningless" repeal votes, said the president.
