Sentence examples for seemed unending from inspiring English sources
Those years of intense parenting, which seemed unending, ended.
To her, at the time, that drama would have seemed unending.
The suffering of schizophrenics and their families, he writes, "seemed unending, and singularly fruitless".
The flow of good news press releases on commission reform seemed unending: dead wood to be rooted out, senior officials to be rotated, promotion on merit introduced and corporate-style reporting of the slightest sign of wrongdoing instituted.
From "Six Years Later," in Richard Wilbur's translation: So long had life together been that once the snow began to fall, it seemed unending; that, lest the flakes should make her eyelids wince, I'd shield them with my hand, and they, pretending not to believe that cherishing of eyes, would beat against my palm like butterflies.
Until this year the flow of students from overseas seemed unending.
In Nevada, experts say, the need for medical assistance for the poor, seems unending.
Reports of explosions killing dozens of Iraqis seem unending as the country continues to be cleaved by sectarian strife, while the UK watches on, if that.
A little boy who loves to snuggle and listen to picture books, whose knock-knock jokes may seem unending but are hilarious just the same, a boy who has an innate knowledge of music and dance and who, on a quiet Friday afternoon, will beg to dance to Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker" just one more time.
Another pitched firefight in a ravine in eastern Afghanistan had begun, shaped by factors that have made the war against the Taliban seem unending: grueling terrain that favors ambushes and prevents American soldiers from massing; villages in thorough collaboration with insurgents; and experienced adversaries each fighting in concert with its abilities and advantages.
