Sentence examples for marked by constant from inspiring English sources

His long life is marked by constant flux and tension, both personal and political.

The high-finance atmosphere is impersonal, coldly erotic, violent, and marked by constant betrayal.

Joyce's life was marked by constant movement and continual financial difficulties.

The next few centuries (1300 1000 bc) were marked by constant raiding from both sides of the Jordan River.

But because there is no central religious authority in Judaism and because the religion is based on sacred texts, Judaism is marked by constant debate over textual interpretation.

Lederer depicted their childhood — spent on the campus of a tony Episcopal boarding school in New Hampshire — as marked by constant class consciousness and pained proximity to erudition.

Wagner's music is marked by a constant tension between a will to power and a willingness to surrender.

Her liberalism was, however, not a narrow one, for it was marked by a constant openness to new ideas, forces and people.

By The New Yorker April 20, 2011 This week, in his piece on Richard Wagner's "Ring Cycle," Alex Ross writes that "Wagner's music is marked by a constant tension between a will to power and a willingness to surrender.

His long life embraced many dichotomies - between Africa and Europe, black and white, colonialism and independence, elitism and populism, even culture and politics - all marked by a constant quest to reconcile opposites.

The countries' common interest in fighting terrorism has become the bedrock of an increasingly warm relationship that previously had been marked by nearly constant conflict over issues like human rights and Taiwan.