Sentence examples for these ceaselessly from inspiring English sources

And in the shadows that flash over him as he makes his way from Arabia to Egypt maybe he comes to see the immensity of the mechanism in which he is caught, the immense fragility of his own flying — composed as it is of these ceaselessly passing shadows carried backward by the very motion that devours them, his motion, his asking.

Not surprisingly, the focus these days has ceaselessly been on Donald Trump -- what he says and who denounces him and which experts debunk his latest claim and what part of the Republican demographic remains supportive of him when it comes to deporting Mexicans or creating a registry for American Muslims, or shutting down mosques, or simply banning non-citizen Muslims from the U.S. .

Hypnotised by the ceaselessly changing scenery.

"Gary works ceaselessly on these games, 10 to 12 hours a day, every day," Mr. Weber said.

Many contributions to these tools are carried out ceaselessly.

Niles favoured protective tariffs and the gradual abolition of slavery, and he ceaselessly propagandized for both these causes.

In short, these suite-hotel people are marching ceaselessly toward their goals.

Laconic comebacks like this are few and far between in 300, where both the Spartans (who shall come back with their shields or on them) and the Persians (the usual motherless dogs who turn up in these films) tend to run their mouths ceaselessly.

In an election year that saw Democrats and Republicans deadlocked, Wilson understood that the new bill might appeal to the voters of Theodore Roosevelt's Progressive Party, and although the final legislation bore Wilson's signature, it really did belong to Roosevelt, who had worked ceaselessly — often circumventing Congress — to preserve these spaces.

These institutions — where patients are left to the mercies of ceaselessly changing shifts of anonymous physicians and nurses — drive up cost while committing errors and infecting their patients at alarming rates.

If you are thinking that these are a demanding and sometimes heartbreaking set of responses — ceaselessly trying to control an ailing person's environment, to adapt the way you communicate, to consider dangerous drugs — well, yes.