Sentence examples for is incessantly generated from inspiring English sources

When predictive technology learns how we communicate, finds patterns specific to what we're inclined to say, and drills down into the essence of our idiosyncrasies, the result is incessantly generated boilerplate.

Chinese cosmologies present a vision of a dynamic universe that is incessantly being generated.

When Bob Dylan reused portions of the old song "Lord Randal" in "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall," he made what medieval scholars called a "contrafactum"; the same process helped generate Bach's B-Minor Mass and "The Star-Spangled Banner". Here is a definition that holds up: music is incessantly extending, reversing, emulating, mocking, and erasing what's already there.

The ballet is incessantly restless.

Society and the part individuals play in it is incessantly changing through advances in technology.

The sex psychology writer is incessantly flogging her book.

This is incessantly expanding the residential land transaction horizon.

It is incessantly noisy, unspeakably filthy.

Compared with other organs, the colon is incessantly exposed to innumerable enteric bacteria, which can trigger divergent inflammatory responses.

Due to high production of soy based foodstuffs in Asia, Asian population is incessantly exposed to isoflavones.

This integrated provirus provides HIV with a safe haven in the host where it is incessantly challenged by its immune selection pressure and also by HAART.