Or, if you are not in this single-minded, one-passion kind of pursuit, you can spend all of your free time taking the hardest courses, getting all As, studying incessantly for standardized tests, and then making your mark in the leadership venues thereby demonstrating your energy, ambition, drive, good heart, and appeal.
He pestered her incessantly to study his crudely drawn designs, until, fed up with his unwillingness to recognize that she had three other children under the age of five to care for, she bought him a model airplane.
Born in New York City, he was sent to Germany in 1887 by his German-born father, a violinist, to study music, but having drawn incessantly since childhood, he quickly swerved into art.
We talk incessantly about teams — and every study comes to the conclusion that the top management job requires a team.
Henrich was admired as a smart outfielder with a strong arm who worked incessantly to hone his skills, studying how opposing batters hit the ball and even gauging wind currents.
Parsons, an upper-class New Yorker who found her calling at the 1913 Armory Show, studied sculpture in Paris in the 1920s, drew incessantly all her life, painted quite a bit and exhibited intermittently.
Dorat stimulated his students to intensive study of Greek and Latin poetry, while he himself wrote incessantly in both languages.
My daughter, 15, is full of energy and exuberance, sings in the shower, talks rapidly and incessantly, has loads of friends and ever so often can be persuaded to study for an exam or pick up a wet towel.
Oak toads chorused incessantly.
