Sentence examples for incessantly trying from inspiring English sources
"incessantly trying" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a continuous and persistent effort to achieve something. Example: "Despite facing many obstacles, Mary was incessantly trying to improve her grades in school." Here, the phrase "incessantly trying" emphasizes the determination and perseverance of Mary in her pursuit of academic success.
The captain grafted incessantly, trying to make the carries that might raise England's spirits.
Although compiled in (fairly) good faith and with the best of intentions, the dossier now stands as an irrefutable proof for the cynics.By a further irony, through incessantly trying to brand the prime minister a liar a quite unnecessary coarsening of the political debate Mr Howard has probably done as much damage to himself and his own prospects as he has to Mr Blair.
Although Movistar, a Spanish squad, and its leader, Alejandro Valverde, seemed to push the pace incessantly, trying furiously to shake Froome throughout Stage 9, won by Dan Martin of Garmin-Sharp, he vigilantly marked the attacks to keep a stranglehold on the yellow jersey.
The creationism/evolution social controversy plays out significantly in public schools in North America where creationists are incessantly trying to find ways to include creationism in science teaching along with evolution (Alters 2005; Alters and Alters 2001; Larson 2003; Scott 2004).
For Governor Bill Richardson, a possible Presidential candidate in 2008, "the key to victory is to develop a coherent national message of optimism and opportunity and not incessantly try to appeal to our base".
From my perspective, she did love him and cooked incessantly for him, always trying to please him … quite the contrary to my dear departed mother.
By midnight on a recent Friday, several dozen shivering people were lined up awaiting judgment, smoking incessantly and to trying to mask their anxiety.
No one was more frustrated with the Copenhagen talks than Mr. de Boer, who had traveled incessantly for four years trying to prod nations to produce a treaty on global warming by the end of 2009.
I have sat many a vigil trying (always unsuccessfully) to keep little feet from kicking at seat backs and sticky hands from incessantly opening and closing window shades for nine hellish hours.
It is true that right-wingers have tried incessantly (and unsuccessfully) to outlaw abortion.
In a tract published after his recovery, he described how the nature of the French disease tried incessantly to overpower the nature of his body, which strove (sometimes with the help of medication) to expel the disease's poisonous material through its various orifices (skin pores, mouth, ears, nose, anus, etc).
