Sentence examples for the incessant use from inspiring English sources

So is the incessant use of freeze-frame voiceover.

(There is a PhD thesis to be written on the incessant use of motor-scooters in European social-realist movies as a signifer for underclass aimlessness.

Like this?), creating slang words like "bitchin' " and "ridic," or the incessant use of "like" as a conversation filler, vocal trends associated with young women are often seen as markers of immaturity or even stupidity.

Can anyome explain the incessant use of the box kick?

However, the incessant use of sewage effluents and biosolids may produce detrimental effects on soil and crops (US EPA 2004a; Al-Sa'ed 2007).

The first Kira Plastinina store opened in Manhattan in May amid a pink blaze of fanfare and sparkling names, accompanied by the incessant use of labels like "wunderkind" and "phenom" in media coverage.

So, you may wonder, how is this incessant use of media impacting athletes?

The first sign of trouble in the romantic comedy "Love Is All You Need" is the clichéd and incessant use of "That's Amore".

Adding to his torture was the woman's incessant use of "anyway".

So, in the spirit of Stoptober (yeah I know it's about giving up the fags), I'm going to curtail my incessant use of the word sorry.

Unlike many famous comics, he scrupulously refrained from taking credit for other's lines: he disclaimed coinage to me of a memorable play on words: "If it's tourist season, why can't we shoot them?" In his incessant use of "the seven words you can't use on television," he gave us more than a good taste of bad taste.