Sentence examples for indefatigably and from inspiring English sources

Innovative artists needed an innovative dealer and Durand-Ruel's particular genius was not just to spot the talent of the young impressionists, but to promote them indefatigably and create a market for them where previously there had been none.

In later years, he toured abroad, indefatigably and heroically, in both the RSC's The Hollow Crown, John Barton's entertainment about English monarchs, and his own compilation of poetry and reminiscences.

In his signature panama hat, Joebear was a lanky, unmistakable figure, forever rolling cigarettes, swigging watered-down red wine, and chatting indefatigably and knowledgably about subjects ranging from metaphysics to computer science to cinema.

If you do have a rooster in your flock, he will serve as the chairman of the board, and he will romance the hens indefatigably, and he will perhaps do a little work as protector and savior, if so called upon.

It is difficult to transmit on paper a sense of how rich and rewarding, how indefatigably cinematic, and yet how accessible and fresh Kaufman and Jonze have made this tale of disconsolate loners and their many frustrations.

Andrew W. K., the only act of the day whose guitarists didn't use minor chords or detuned strings, was indefatigably brisk and upbeat; he and his band sounded like early punk run through a V-chip.

I now call producer Maria Byrne Maria Poppinss" as we are reporting the "umbrella movement" after all and Maria is indefatigably cheerful and has every single thing you could possibly need in her bag: water, rehydration tablets, tangerines, chocolate bars, safety pins, umbrellas, change for the subway….

And he adopted a tone that was unapologetically elitist, indefatigably trendy and proudly provincial, in a sophisticated, Manhattan-centric sort of way.

Perpetually kind, gracious, indefatigably loyal and charismatic, Dorothy brightened the lives of all who knew and worked with her.

In Knope, Amy Poehler has created one of the truly great female TV characters: bursting with ambition, unflappably optimistic, indefatigably gauche and, most of all, eternally good-hearted.

But the book's stylistic imperfections add to the sense that you're reading the uncensored diary of an indefatigably social and curious man, a modern-entertainment-industry Samuel Pepys.