Sentence examples for interminable sentences from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, this style, with seemingly interminable sentences wending from subject to subject without pause for breath, has its detractors.

** Unsurprisingly, this style, with seemingly interminable sentences wending from subject to subject without pause for breath, has its detractors.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Unsurprisingly, this style, with seemingly interminable sentences wending from subject to subject without pause for breath, has its detractors.

Then there is the question of finding a cinematic equivalent for those interminable sentences, which seem to explore every shading of erotic ambivalence or gilt Sevres porcelain, and in which one can almost hear the asthmatic author gasping for breath.

* David Davis, known for claiming the scalps of Labour home secretaries and taking their teeth home to turn into necklaces, teamed up with former Labour Home Secretary Jack Straw (known for interminable sentences and emulsified sauces) to force a vote on prisoners' voting rights in the Commons.

The hours between lunch and dinner stretched out in front of him like an interminable sentence.

Those feet soon became callused and blistered, however, by the demands of an interminable sentence of hard cater-waiting (just punishment for his majoring in English).

Sure the media covered the interminable prison sentence ended by worldwide economic/political pressure, the inauguration of South Africa's first black president and the transfer of power that included forgiveness.

Yet interminable or no, our pontifical sentence rang constant, ever in motion.

When you are bored, time seems interminable.

We live in a time of seemingly interminable crises.