Sentence examples for incessantly that from inspiring English sources

Altman worked so incessantly that summer that he got scurvy.

He had a feathery voice and talked so incessantly that his company was fatiguing.

He fretted incessantly that Kissinger was getting too much credit for the administration's accomplishments and repeatedly considered firing him.

As Mr. Safir left the meeting, reporters quizzed him so incessantly that the usually reserved administrator resorted to humor.

Dr. Armstrong compared it to ringing a doorbell so incessantly that it finally triggers a heart attack.

And after three years of complaining incessantly that Senate Democrats haven't passed a budget, key Republicans have spent the last 100 days obstructing the budget process.

One aspect of the story that Republicans tell about Obama — that he has somehow "apologized" for America, a line Romney has repeated incessantly but that PolitiFact rated false — seems to have tempted them into snatching at the attacks in Cairo and Benghazi.

Then they incessantly whine that liberals accept this behavior from their own, but not from Republicans.

When Obama aide Christine Romer incautiously said in January 2009 that a stimulus program would lower unemployment to under 8percentthethe GOP pounced and has been incessantly using that benchmark ever since to attack 44 for joblessness.

Traditionalists may (and do) wring their hands and cry that ebooks aren't real books... (I read this on book blogs incessantly) but that's surely like the papyrus scroll readers wringing their hands at the sight of a crass, modern paper bound book.

I had the feeling that she was incessantly at work, that she used every available moment, "wasted" very little time, that virtually her entire waking life consisted of work.