My friend had a pet parrot, Neil, who, predictably, started picking up on some of the phrases as we continued to incessantly speak like everyone's favourite cockney Twitter philosopher. .
Later that year, in The Times's article on Mr. Morgenthau, she was described as an imposing woman of 29 who smoked cigarettes incessantly and spoke deliberately of how she had coped with the job.
"He talks about designer jeans and dumping a body in the Connecticut River — because the ground was too frozen — in the same tone of voice!" Kaplan, who wore large round glasses, blinked incessantly, and spoke in unbending Brooklynese, had a knack for introducing novelistic detail about incidentals.
Perhaps speaking incessantly about sexual morals allows some to assert a position of moral superiority, thereby promoting both their own brand of righteousness at the expense of someone else's.
He seemed to understood when I asked, days into his training on the isolated hilltop of the presidential compound, whether he would like to see something of Africa, about which he had been speaking incessantly.
Speaking of touch screens — and Microsoft has been speaking of them incessantly lately — a new Touch Mode is supposed to spread out Office's buttons and menu items, so that you can more easily hit them with a finger.
(Frank speaks incessantly about food.
Another woman speaks incessantly to anyone who will listen.
America and Britain are no exception, leaders in both countries speak incessantly about rebalancing.
Their captors spoke incessantly about the American prison camp at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
One close friend mentioned that he sometimes spoke incessantly, and she would have to tune him out.
