So Hillary Clinton isn't just going to have one or two Democrats "toughening her up," she's going to have 20 or more Republicans incessantly beating up on her.
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.
But it's not just any dish — it's Daniel Humm's roast chicken for two at The NoMad, talked about more avidly and incessantly than any other new restaurant offering in town, going back perhaps as far as the introduction of the Bo Ssam around the beginning of 2007.
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.
In the meanwhile, video screens flash the UR logo incessantly, leaving more than a passing resemblance to the logo overload of today's EDM stars on stage.
There is unconscious comedy, as, desperately overburdened, he accepts more and more additional work, lecturing incessantly, becoming a governor of the BBC.
I caught myself tired less so from the run, but more so from smiling and waving incessantly.
I should be everything to everyone, strive for the greatest success without failing or looking stupid, incessantly focus on achieving more, rather than appreciating the present.
Kiriakou's phone rang incessantly, and he talked to more reporters.
As Diana Trilling recalled, "We talked incessantly about sex, sex and more sex, with particular emphasis on adultery".
