The high woodwind motif and incessantly demanding rhythm section that marked the record was to become a trademark for the group's sound.
Eliot may have decided that she could meet the needs of only one incessantly demanding voice, and that was the voice of her inner creativity.
Mr. Applebaum, however, said that he and his colleagues "are always bemused by the fact that journalists who turn into authors are the most incessantly demanding of a publicist's services".
In his truly annoying coming of age, the incessantly demanding Tommy hardly progresses beyond whining, though his all-consuming sadness and premonitions of death remain just an offering for possibilities of depth.
I was 13 when I first posted on a music forum, when they were largely populated by boys incessantly demanding "Hu here is horny??" after paying perfunctory lip service to a Korn song.
If the place you worked at demanded that you constantly, incessantly, endlessly be on call, you were given one of these black plastic companions.
If the place you worked at demanded that you constantly, incessantly, endlessly be on call, you were given on of these black plastic companions.
In 1942, in his best-selling "Generation of Vipers," Philip Wylie coined the term "momism" to describe what he claimed was an epidemic of mothers who kept their sons tied to their apron strings, boasted incessantly of their worth and demanded that politicians heed their moralizing.
Heaney was incessantly in demand, for book launches, exhibition openings, broadcasts, films, lectures, endorsements of this or that enterprise or publication, and his nature made it difficult for him to refuse whatever was asked of him.
But they were difficult to teach: they did not want to listen, talked incessantly about themselves and their families, and they demanded respect from their interviewees.
