Sentence examples for incessantly interrupting from inspiring English sources
On the way there she talked incessantly, interrupting herself at intervals to mimic, with impressive accuracy, the tinkle of a piano, the hiss of a high-hat and the steady thud of a bass.
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".
Every problem I experienced academically had a social analogue: not following cues, interrupting people, and talking incessantly made it difficult to relate to my peers.
As he spoke of that slow, hypnotic process, he was in the midst of some frenetic multitasking: laughing and telling stories, interrupting himself to answer his incessantly ringing phone, smiling as his photo was snapped.
One sixth-grade friend and I now send each other e-mail incessantly, without teachers to interrupt the free flow of ideas.
I recognized my stressors -- people who talked incessantly, crowded concert venues, being interrupted while enjoying a quiet activity -- but assumed these things bothered everyone.
To the Editor: And what about the heart risk for the dog owners' neighbors, whose lives are interrupted, loudly and sometimes incessantly, by the dog's barking?
