Sentence examples for it is unceasingly from inspiring English sources

Just as a bike is better balanced when it is going forward, a pitcher's mind is better balanced when it is unceasingly aggressive.

History is unceasingly controversial because it provides so much of the substance for the way a society defines itself and considers what it wants to be.

Though his music has become increasingly chromatic over the years, this piece is unceasingly dissonant (insistent major and minor seconds sounding through most of it), with jagged, anxious rhythms set against a steadily pulsing backdrop.

A paradox of Mr. LaChiusa's music is that is unceasingly melodic yet not conventionally tuneful.

To wit, new matter, in the form of hydrogen atoms is unceasingly being generated out of nothing in empty spaces between galaxies, which are retreatingto make room for new matter.

Seth Rogen is unceasingly likable as Ben, and the puerility of the tale, which would otherwise pall for anyone over the mental age of fifteen, is somehow redeemed by his tolerant sweetness, yet I prefer his supporting turn in "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," where he fired barbs from the fringes of the action, to his prominence here.

The novel is unceasingly cinematic, and yet the most powerful material is drawn from the boy's memories — of a foster father driven to violence through jealousy or a ridiculed young soldier at Newark Airport with "big old Army-nerd zits on his face.

Stephen Gardiner Matthew Pidgeonn) is unceasingly agitated over Cromwell but seems putty in his hands.

In conclusion, the NF community is unceasingly concentrated on identifying the mechanisms of tumor development in NF1 and NF2.

Now the very American sport welcomes a name that's been unceasingly increasing its U.S. business: Toyota Motor.

It is argued that the tensions between platial notions of landscape and spatial rationality were unceasingly pertinent to the protracted struggles over political representation in the Low Countries during the revolt against Spain.