Sentence examples for less incessantly from inspiring English sources
After spending five hundred years fighting more or less incessantly, the nations of Western Europe have not taken up arms against one another since 1945.
She found out that the man had been hiccupping more or less incessantly for the past year including while he slept and was, understandably, desperate for relief.
Their affection ever inchoate, they fought incessantly and wastefully, but less over meaty matters like apartheid than over trifles.
While Meinong and Husserl wrote sentences which seem to go on forever, the polemics that Marty incessantly conducts make his works even less palatable than theirs for many a reader, especially since the targets of his polemics are in many cases authors who are either forgotten or known by less than a handful of specialists.
She says she is "a bit pathological" about noise, needing silence to concentrate (she abandoned a flat where a dog barked incessantly in the communal garden), but feels less lonely in the city.
I caught myself tired less so from the run, but more so from smiling and waving incessantly.
Germany, whose politicians moan incessantly about the over-militarisation of the Afghan campaign, forked out less than two-thirds of their promised $1.2bn.
Trump tweeted incessantly about the race in the 24 hours before the race Tuesday, arguing more or less that Ossoff is pro-crime.
Oak toads chorused incessantly.
