Sentence examples for state of continual from inspiring English sources

He lived his final years in a state of continual flight.

The BBC is more or less in a state of continual debate and dialogue.

Rising energy costs, both actual and unaccounted for, as well as escalating financial and climate events are putting advanced societies in a state of continual disruption.

We comfort ourselves with the thought that the home will always be safe as long as there are wire-haired puppies to keep it in a state of continual and ecstatic disorganization.

If we ask that life stage for us the moral drama in which everyone gets his or her own karmic deserts, not only will life fail to deliver, but we will live, moreover, in a state of continual resentment.

Lately, a growing army of Chicken Littles retorts that this very plasticity has been hijacked by the Internet and other forms of technological crack that are rewiring our brains into a state of continual distraction and intellectual torpor.

In "Liturgy," choreographed by Christopher Wheeldon in 2003, the dancers undergo states of continual transformation: they are birds, they are bodies, they are people.

During his years of European emigration, Nabokov lived in a state of happy and continual semipenury.

The answer is to create a culture that lives in a state of conscious and continual transition.

OMI SO2 algorithms are subject to continuous refinement and OMIplot is in a continual state of development.

The modern state is in a condition of continual tension, always deciding what must be renounced and what must be welcomed, what must be avoided and what must be fought, which gates should be opened and which closed, even -- or perhaps especially -- in a world that is post-9/11 and pre-Gulf 2.