Sentence examples for of incessantly from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Langrée avoids the bad habit of incessantly poking at the music as if it were almost dead.

Contrary to Western stereotypes of incessantly bowing, starch-shirted Japanese businessmen, most shoppers and store employees here are cool and chic, urbane and brand-savvy.

Track and field fans among you will recall Sergei Bubka's trick of incessantly raising his pole vault world record by the smallest possible margin.

There is something phoenixlike about it, the glassy modernist building that lights up electric blue at night over this depressed city of incessantly gray snowy streets, vacant storefronts and abandoned chemical plants.

His spiritual distinction is manifested in the usual manner of the post-Hornby boy's own metro-novel, by his being a white man with a love of (incessantly name-checked) 60s/70s black music.

Voichita insists that she wants to stay at the monastery, where she and some dozen other nuns — along with chickens, boxes of bees and a kind of Greek chorus of incessantly barking dogs — live without electricity under the strict religious supervision of a priest.

Both, you feel, are reflections of Neel herself, of her incessantly youthful eye, the weariness of age.

I'd now add that it might be a good mental exercise to reverse the sexes – have men imagine the sheer weirdness and offence of being incessantly accused of scheming to get women pregnant ("ovum theft"?) – and at last understand that most women feel just as confused and offended about sperm theft.

For 10 days, whenever the tinny AOL voice announced an e-mail arrival, people found themselves clicking on first-person tales of the disaster, on testaments, meditations, deconstructions of events so incessantly televised that they began to drift away from the concrete and into a kind of mediated ether.

In Nicaragua, where the Sandinistas are seeking to capture the presidency in a tight election next month, campaign advertisements for the right-of-center parties incessantly remind voters of the Sandinista revolution's close ties to terrorist governments.

Speaking of touch screens — and Microsoft has been speaking of them incessantly lately — a new Touch Mode is supposed to spread out Office's buttons and menu items, so that you can more easily hit them with a finger.