Sentence examples for speak incessantly from inspiring English sources

America and Britain are no exception, leaders in both countries speak incessantly about rebalancing.

Thought of another way, when the U.S. was truly at the height of its economic clout and power, American leaders felt no need to speak incessantly of how "indispensable" or "exceptional" the country was.

And during those 10 days, by the way, you're not allowed to speak to anyone else (trust me, you'll speak incessantly to yourself), nor are you permitted to read a book, write in your journal, exercise (beyond slow walking), or listen to music.

(Frank speaks incessantly about food.

Another woman speaks incessantly to anyone who will listen.

It wasn't that she spoke quickly; she spoke incessantly.

Their captors spoke incessantly about the American prison camp at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

One close friend mentioned that he sometimes spoke incessantly, and she would have to tune him out.

He spoke incessantly about a "code of honor," and often clashed with his counterparts at the U.N.

The public-policy graduate students I taught spoke incessantly about the kinds of leader they admired and hoped to become.

He spoke incessantly of the importance of delegating authority and his aides internalized that obsession by insulating him from the gritty particulars of managing the federal government.