Sentence examples for that feels endless from inspiring English sources
An article of faith behind the calls for a boycott of Israeli products seems to be that Israel alone bears blame for a conflict that feels endless — that Palestinian miscalculations, intransigence and, yes, terrorism have nothing to do with it.
Instead, when facing ongoing suffering that feels endless, we have to find teammates and together, day by day, find new ways to make small, sustainable improvements to heavy and painful circumstances.
The thing about getting stuck on a coke-night is that it feels endless.
The great artist of criticism Roland Barthes, in his book "Empire of Signs," recommended observing Japan in a touristic spirit of glad despair, savoring the Zen of endless artifice that feels urgently meaningful while revealing nothing definite.
Today it is parched silt, the punishing heat having burned off the little water left behind after a storm last week snapped a dry spell that has felt endless to many residents.
The Vorrh by B Catling (Coronet/Hodder & Stoughton) is an immense, possibly endless, forest in a book that feels as dense and rich as a forest itself.
It is right there, civilization at its filthiest concentration, hookers and buffets and travel-size deodorants, miles of it that from the inside feels endless.
It's a good time to be a TV fan: A few weeks ago, "Cougar Town" finally returned after a hiatus that stretched beyond fans' endurance; the long-absent "Mad Men" rewards our epic patience in less than two weeks; and "Game of Thrones" finally comes back April 1, after a completely normal between-seasons gap that felt like an endless stint in one of Robert Baratheon's jails.
A major complaint among job users is the hours spent scrolling through endless job boards that feel impersonal and static.
