Sentence examples for never ceased being from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it has never ceased being so; we simply expect chapters to be there, breaking up our reading, giving us the permission to pause or stop.

In 2003, Williams led the opposition in the House of Lords to the invasion of Iraq: "My mother would have felt, like me, that Iraq was a huge mistake… She never ceased being a pacifist.

He said "Russia, forward!": He proposed modernization; condemned the criminal justice system, which still smacks of Stalin's Gulag; renamed the militia the "police"; joined the Western coalition on Libya; and — well, etc. etc. Yes, but Putin never ceased being No. 1. Putin can take different shapes.

He never ceased being a popular hero, and would gradually become, once again, an official hero.

There, I never ceased being a Caribbean, but rather I became a Caribbean conscious of his culture".

At the same time, poetry with a political charge has never ceased being written in America, despite the onslaught of confessionalism.

It never ceases being weird when a player concludes a post-game interview, steps onto his hoverboard and zooms right out of the clubhouse.

The liberation movement has never ceased: It's always been.

It is a subject she never ceased to be passionate about even after she returned home once the militants had been run out of Swat.

"She never ceased to be tender with Naima, who was innocent, of course.

I covered the film festival for the BBC for nearly a decade and I never ceased to be amazed by how the super-famous were treated.