Sentence examples for never ending trial from inspiring English sources
Too often on the Apple Watch it's unclear when to Force Touch and when not to, leading to never ending trial and error and frustration.
Perhaps it was burn out from the seemingly never ending trial.
The headline in Saturday's Italian daily newspaper, La Repubblica, seemed to sum it all up: "A surprise ending to the never-ending trial, but that night remains a mystery".
It didn't feel so much as a craft as a never-ending trial of stamina.
Sansa is raped by Ramsay Poor Sansa Stark has had a tough life, but the trials are seemingly never ending for the Stark girl.
"Trials of the Diaspora" takes its title from its final epigraph, Philip Roth's pungent observation in his still undervalued novel "Operation Shylock": "In the modern world, the Jew has perpetually been on trial; still today the Jew is on trial, in the person of the Israeli — and this modern trial of the Jew, this trial which never ends, begins with the trial of Shylock".
For some European intellectuals, and even some of our own commentators, the Scopes trial never ended.
The controversy over the trial has never ended: in 2001, Abdelbaset al-Megrahi was sentenced to life imprisonment.
This period of playful trial and error has never ended.
And I went through an unfair trial process that sometimes felt like it would never end".
That struggle never ends.
