Sentence examples similar to incessantly debated from inspiring English sources
Still people in rosacea support groups incessantly debate the merits of treatments and products.
New publications demonstrate incessantly the agile debate on this important transistor aging phenomenon.
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.
Utilizing an intellectual sleight of hand they have accused their critics of silencing them and stifling the "necessary" debate about Islam when it is their own propaganda that dominates the airwaves incessantly.
First there was his dyspeptic and increasingly disjointed performance in last week's televised debate with Clinton, in which he incessantly interrupted her, blamed her for his ugly campaign to cast doubt on President Obama's citizenship and suggested that paying no federal income taxes makes him "smart".
Democrats incessantly invoked the victims of Newtown and other gun violence during the debate.
As science incessantly achieves innovative and unexpected breakthroughs, new medical, political, ethical and religious debates arise over the production and consumption of transgenic organisms.
Our Twin Cities twang sounded identical, but even as Chuck and I argued incessantly about who was copying whom, our dorm mates were sure that our debates featuring plenty of "you betcha's" were really Abbott-and-Costello routines.
In Tuesday's debate Mrs. Clinton tried to play down her vote for Kyl-Lieberman again by incessantly repeating her belief in "vigorous diplomacy" as well as the same sound bite she used after her Iraq vote five years ago.
