Sentence examples for incessantly changing from inspiring English sources
Society and the part individuals play in it is incessantly changing through advances in technology.
The worlds of technology, marketing, and business are incessantly changing.
In Indian philosophy, two kinds of persistence are distinguished, namely the ever unchanging persistence (kūṭastha-nityatā), like that of a rock, and the continuous and yet incessantly changing existence of a stream like that of a river (pravāha-nityatā).
Bush took Karl Rove into the White House, turned policy into an arm of politics, and governed the same way he campaigned: treat the press as an out-of-favor interest group, control the message at all cost, repeat it incessantly regardless of changing facts, admit no mistakes, show no uncertainty, reward loyalists, and ignore critics or else, if necessary, destroy them.
Lincoln is Bryce, our designer's, new assistant and he will be helping him by screaming incessantly for hours each night and changing his world forever.
If a dog was considered not resting, i.e. if it started to become restless or uncomfortable by showing signs such as barking incessantly or moving around more than changing position for resting, the dog was taken out of the chamber.
Changing philosophical fashions and ideological agendas invariably doom us to reconstructing incessantly our political philosophical heritage.
The story of a kid named Oliver (Jaeden Lieberher) and his newly divorced mother (Melissa McCarthy) who move in next door to a grouchy old alcoholic and degenerate gambler (that'll be Bill), it is the umpteenth retread of a venerable and creaky Hollywood standard that reboots itself incessantly in ever-changing forms.
They practice incessantly until they can produce the stereotyped, never-changing song of adults.
