Sentence examples for monotonous importunity of from inspiring English sources

And Godwin finishes the paragraph with the observation, "Death itself is scarcely so dreadful to the enfeebled frame, as the monotonous importunity of nurses everlastingly repeated".

That Breuer took Anna's sexual feelings toward him personally, whereas Freud discovered transference as a result of the importunities of his importuning patient is the difference between ordinary intellect and genius.

His reputed miracle-working generated popular veneration to such a degree that, about 420, to escape the importunities of the people, he began his pillar life northwest of Aleppo.

Without the "right to be left alone", to shut out on occasion the prying eyes and importunities of both government and society, other political and civil liberties seem fragile.

At this hour the Shakespeare was officially closed, but in the end the German who ran the place was persuaded to let in Raymond and Jones by the cajoling and scabrous importunities of his sole remaining customer.

By J. M. Flagler The New Yorker, November 10, 1962 P. 47 This year, an upper-East Side lady braced herself against the high-pitched importunities of Halloween by preparing a tray of homemade taffy apples.

A monotonous landscape at a monotonous time of year?

The centre of the design is an enormous motorway junction connecting the monotonous cinderblocks of the "Esplanade of the Ministries" with the monotonous cinderblocks of the residential zone.

The landscape is a rounded, forested, rather monotonous highland of crystalline rock.

At least it wasn't the usual monotonous parade of princess dresses.

Dollars also enable ordinary Cubans to ameliorate, however slightly, the monotonous routine of their lives.