Sentence examples for this unceasing from inspiring English sources

This unceasing heavy rain destroyed the nation's major railways, roads and bridges".

In this unceasing environment, winning becomes simply a comma or, in the Giants' case, a question mark.

We are haunted by this unceasing truth: taking into account rising operating costs, we have always struggled with less money per pupil than the year before.

Remember: It was of this unceasing amazement that Google was born.

This unceasing stream of information makes it difficult to gain an overview of the items relevant to some particular purpose, such as basic data about individuals, organizations and consumer products, or the particulars of accidents, earthquakes, crimes, company take-overs, product maintenance and repair activities, medical research results, and so on.

What is most telling about this unceasing belief in miracles, Dougherty said, is that it is another indicator that "as a society, as Americans in general.

But here he is talking to us, without any filtering at all, and what comes through that we have lost is precisely this fierce, unceasing passion".

Its shrewd producer, Simon Chadning-Williams, had the inspired idea of hiring the Brazilian director Fernando Meirelles to direct, and Meirelles has brought to this conspiracy-thriller-cum-love-story the unceasing energy and attack that characterised his sensational debut film City of God.

"Besides the first part of this triad, targeted support for Ukraine, is, second, the unceasing effort to find a diplomatic solution for the crisis in the dialogue with Russia".

The tragic events that have gripped our country this past year and their impact on the Princeton community are powerful reminders of this University's unceasing obligation to identify and eliminate the effects of pernicious stereotypes, to make our campus more genuinely inclusive, and to aid the cause of justice and equality in our nation and the world.

Harmless enough perhaps but it is worth remembering who drives the scale and reach of this strain of unceasing, glossily celebrified excitement Plus of course there is the jarring nature of any January award in a sport where the narrative of struggle and triumph runs on a separate calendar.