But, as conversations about racial justice and police brutality progress, propelled by the diligent, unceasing work of activists around the country, opportunities emerge to re-examine the stakes of our nation's investment in this damaging economic system.
I realized, however, that hard work and unceasing work was the only panacea for me.
Regarding the method of work, Arianne Mnouchkine and the Théâtre du Soleil are the other major sources: "Discovering everything in an unceasing work of imagination".
European nations used to sneer at America's unceasing work ethic.
The Avis car rental company admitted it was "Number 2," but claimed, "we try harder". In a memorable advertisement for brokerage house E. F. Hutton, actor John Houseman intoned, "We make money the old-fashioned way--we earn it". European nations used to sneer at America's unceasing work ethic.
Max Weber's The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism delineated how the take-off of capitalism, with its unprecedented productivity feeding a corresponding take-off in the wealth and power of nations, was made possible by an ethic of strict discipline, unceasing work, and denial of gratification in favor of continual investment.
Other wives and mothers, they explained, were "battling it out" while dealing with the unceasing tasks of wifedom, motherhood and work.
The opening night audience was also delighted by the piece, preferring it even to the Offenbach work: "To judge by the unceasing and almost boisterous hilarity which formed a sort of running commentary on the part of the audience, Trial by Jury suffered nothing whatever from so dangerous a juxtaposition [with a piece by the popular Offenbach].
Our dependencies on intricate technologies and elaborate organization have their origin in the unceasing increase in our numbers and our works on this planet.
Early Saturday morning, February 1 ,1800, the Constellation was beating up under Guadeloupe, keeping her tacks on board as she worked her way against the unceasing breeze that swept up from the southeast.
