Sentence examples for so incessant from inspiring English sources

It's the picture for which the hype is so incessant that you feel beaten into attending.

The fire was so incessant that it was only a matter of time before they were hit.

In one Damascus suburb, air strikes had been so incessant that residents had raised the regime flag and chanted, "We don't want freedom anymore!" The fields of Idlib teemed with Syrians who could not, or would not, live under such an authority.

"So terrible and so incessant a roar of guns few even in the army and navy had ever heard before," wrote Ambrose Serle, private secretary to Lord Howe.

Buffett's pleading with Congress to hike his tax rate has grown so incessant that Republicans routinely suggest the Omaha billionaire should simply, as New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie put it, "write a check and shut up".

The public attention was so incessant that she stopped writing poems for two years, a consequence she later described, only somewhat jokingly, as "the Stockholm tragedy". "There's simply too much fuss about myself," she told a London newspaper in 2000 after the Nobel "tornado" had begun to quiet.

So the incessant talk that it's "okay" to ease off that the body has with our minds is a remnant of a world that no longer exists, which is why it works against us.

And so could their incessant nattering.

So is the incessant use of freeze-frame voiceover.

So does the incessant shrieking, an occupational hazard of getting several thousand overexcited converts (male, female, straight, not, all hues) together under a high ceiling.

Their chants, "Go home, go home," were so loud and incessant that the officials who introduced Mr. Forrester had to resort to a megaphone of their own to be heard.