Sentence examples for of ceaselessly from inspiring English sources

This was an age of ceaselessly shifting alliances, factions, betrayals and coups.

These institutions — where patients are left to the mercies of ceaselessly changing shifts of anonymous physicians and nurses — drive up cost while committing errors and infecting their patients at alarming rates.

Silly Me is three-and-a-bit minutes of the sort of ceaselessly pleasant pop-rock you'd expect to hear over the credits of an 80s action-comedy caper.

"Girls," he wrote on April 16th, is a television program about the children of wealthy famous people and shitty music and Facebook and how hard it is to know who you are and Thought Catalog and sexually transmitted diseases and the exhaustion of ceaselessly dramatizing your own life while posing as someone who understands the fundamental emptiness and narcissism of that very self-dramatization.

Or put a different way, does history hold example of states like Israel that were accepted by their neighbors, instead of ceaselessly rejected?

Gawker's John Cook blasted the show, calling Dunham's "Girls" a "television program about the children of wealthy famous people... and how hard it is to know who you are... and the exhaustion of ceaselessly dramatizing your own life while posing as someone who understands the fundamental emptiness and narcissism of that very self-dramatization".

Earlier this year, a strange account emerged on Instagram, one that managed to stand-out via the Explore page amongst a horde of ceaselessly-competing pages and images.

That is why people go, for the sun and the scenery — ranges of mountains, their peaks sparkling, an almost cloudless sky, the sea a variety of shades of blue, ceaselessly flickering like a tray of jewels.

Jungle of Desire, Wong Ping's sole installation was beyond poignant, from the dozens of Lucky Cats ceaselessly waving their paws hypnotically on top of a pink fur carpet to the animated masterpiece in the middle of the space.

"In Formations" can be enjoyed on a multitude of levels: for the sheer beauty and interest of its ceaselessly shifting structure, for the childlike yet deeply serious sense of play that comes from seeing people bound and tumble across an expanse of grass (even if fake), for the witty, idiosyncratic flair of Mr. Dunn's choreography.

One of the striking features of my critical life has been the transition from a theatre in which women were shockingly marginalised to one in which they have achieved dramatic parity: itself a reflection of profound social shifts and of the presence of an inspirational role-model in the shape of the ceaselessly experimental Caryl Churchill.