Sentence examples for most endlessly from inspiring English sources

Picasso's most endlessly provocative painting still rattles and dazzles.

What we said: "Ex Hex make some of the most endlessly repeat-listenable should-be-hits of recent years.

Of all the films in all the world, I had to walk into this one.... Casablanca is 70 this year, and apart from being the most misquoted movie ever made, it's also the most endlessly fascinating.

(The Balanchine — which actually enlarges the scale of "Nutcracker" drama with its child-mother-godfather scene set to music from "The Sleeping Beauty" — still strikes me as the most endlessly revisitable, the most profound and varied masterpiece among all "Nutcrackers").

These first three movements don't belong in anyone's top drawer of Balanchine (whereas "Theme and Variations" is among the most endlessly exhilarating dances he ever created), and their men are foolishly costumed.

Ex Hex sit somewhere near the middle of a Go-gos/Ramones/Sleater-Kinney Venn diagram, and join latterday power-pop aces like Warm Soda, the Love Triangle and Sheer Mag in making some of the most endlessly repeat-listenable should-be-hits of recent years.

The Serbs are the most obstructive, endlessly snarling up the introduction of Bosnia's non-ethnic licence plates and its own currency by arguing over typefaces.

It's a story of tiny, hastily-called caucus meetings, often minus the cabinet ministers most affected; endlessly postponed decisions, selective leaking and occasional volcanic confrontations.

And Ms. Harding makes a most clueless Nancy, endlessly psychobabbling but intermittently spouting truth.

Most women prepare endlessly for their first child; but I have prepared assignments with more attention.

Most remarkably, having endlessly pontificated how he intended to destroy the prosecutors, Black did not testify in his own defence.