Each natural object in the terrestrial sphere of the Aristotelian earth-centered and twofold cosmos was endowed with an individual inner force; this nature or essence was unique to that object and strove incessantly to provide or to reinforce that specifc character, the particular behavior of the thing.
The second factor was a set of video snippets, provided by the Schindler family and broadcast incessantly by the three cable news networks — CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC — which are themselves entangled in a desperate struggle for dominance.
The moral compass of most media companies is incessantly flicking back and forth between providing the best experience for its audience and trying to make money.
From there, the lead grew to 35-14, tortillasllas flew and the cowbell that provides a soundtrack to every Texas Tech home game rang incessantly.
Seeking to provide visitors with a respite from the visual and auditory distractions that incessantly bombard our daily urban lives, Yang's Meditation series offers viewers a soothing environment that builds on interactions between humans and technology.
This integrated provirus provides HIV with a safe haven in the host where it is incessantly challenged by its immune selection pressure and also by HAART.
He talks incessantly about delivering what middle-class voters want — not what he wants or hopes to provide them.
One advantage of residency programmes is that rotations span a significant period of time allowing students to be incessantly exposed to the same group of supervisors; this adds continuity to supervision and, theoretically, provides scope for students to be exposed to the whole string of teaching methods proposed by Collins [ 11].
Over the ensuing months, you try desperately, incessantly to sleep, sometimes closing your eyes but never succeeding in falling into more than a light stupor that provides no actual rest.
The actors provide some leavening warmth, but it's hard to escape the feeling that Mr. Allen's characters are simply serving out their sentences, railing against an unjust fate by incessantly flailing away at one another (2 15).
