As if to remind us that this is a play about domestic revolution, Ian MacNeil's design revolves ceaselessly, showing us the different rooms in the Helmer household.
Most of these movies were released in the United States in cut and dubbed versions, shown at Saturday matinees, drive-ins and on television (ceaselessly it seemed).
The film can't shed its source material's rape-revenge-fantasy dubiousness – heinous homicides aren't shown, but sick and twisted sexual assaults are – but it doesn't take time to wallow, and instead drives ceaselessly forward, showing us as many shiny things from as many clever angles as it can (and at 160 minutes, it shows a lot).
Music and books show that the Internet inevitably grinds ceaselessly and relentlessly away at entertainment prices.
You might be better off hammering the main parties ceaselessly, devoting yourself full-time to showing how foolish, how self-serving, is the direction of the mainstream.
The play follows the two women who made Roe v. Wade a reality, showing how the famous case was argued and won — and how it has been ceaselessly relitigated ever since.
His agony is tactile: Mr. Cole ceaselessly invokes other rappers, both to place himself in their legacy and to show how far he has to go.
Cornered, Cristina Fernández now seeks to show that she is not a thief but merely stupid: that the officials closest to her stole ceaselessly and that half the country knew it, but that she didn't.
All of these men wrote ceaselessly, against deadlines and under economic pressure, without succumbing to the temptation of merely popping off or showing off.
They are all ceaselessly humiliated, made in one scene to parade naked for the gigglingly cruel nuns who decide who has the biggest breasts and hairiest private parts - and Mullan does not scruple to show them all in full frontal so we can assess the accuracy of these verdicts.
