Sentence examples for show incessant from inspiring English sources
During activation of the 19A interneurons the decapitated flies stayed in place and showed no movements of their T1 or T3 legs, but their T2 legs show incessant waving movements that continue for the duration of the thermal activation.
The film doesn't fail to show us the incessant horror of a place overrun by terrorists: we see a stoning and the public lashing of a woman.
Each round was an incessant show of quality and commitment, totally devoid of any hint of the trumpery that other fighters employ to steal a second or two of respite when the pace suddenly ups.
New Yorker's under-fire cover illustrator Barry Blitt says his infuriating cover was intended only to show that the incessant rumor that Obama is a closet terrorist is preposterous and ridiculous fear-mongering.
And while Whiplash doesn't feature a single show-tune, an incessant drum beat courses throughout the tale about a young drummer and his abusive coach.
Updated at 3.22am GMT 3.16am GMT Les Misérables snaffles the Oscar for best sound mixing 3.14am GMT Bear necessity Here comes Mark Wahlberg and rambunctious Ted, his talking toy co-star, to announce the winner of this year's sound mixing Oscar and bring an end to the incessant show-tunes.
"The Bounty Hunter," with its whirligig plot and incessant squabbling, shows some genetic connection to those sparklingly silly battles of the sexes.
Why?" But then again, this is a fellow whose philosophical bent shows itself in his incessant demand for definitions, a trait he or the writers have borrowed from "Love Story".
In honor of the end of Sean's golden era of shirtlessness, we've rounded up his greatest I-don't-know-where-my-top-is moments and mixed in the reactions we assume his fair suitors had at his incessant ab-showing.
The Coyotes showed that determination with persistent, incessant forechecking and backchecking.
It also shows the power of an incessant bumper-sticker fiction to take root when ineffectually challenged -- and, most crucially, the inability of Democrats to make a persuasive case that they offer anything better.
