Construction, demolition, and reconstruction go on almost ceaselessly, though increasing thought has been given to preserving monuments and buildings.
Though versatile and ceaselessly curious, Ms. Figueras may have been at her best in stately laments and lullabies; she sang heart-wrenching renditions of Monteverdi's madrigal "Lamento della Ninfa" and the traditional Catalan Christmas Eve chant "El Cant de la Sibil-la".
His rapid-fire coloratura was ceaselessly dazzling – though he was often at his best in slow numbers.
It's a formidable play, consummately revived, but though the intellect is ceaselessly tickled, the heart, like Thomasina's pudding, remains curiously unstirred.
Mai, on the other hand, was terrified of going home and seeing the beach again, though she thought about it ceaselessly.
In the 1970s, when everyone still expected a car and a garage as a matter of course, my dad owned a blue BMW and drove it ceaselessly -- even though it was once stolen and used in a robbery.
He burned and burned, ceaselessly it seemed, and though we were sometimes scorched by his flame, we were seldom warmed by it.More than historical reconstruction is at work here.
At a forum last month, typical of the scores of such events around the city over the course of the campaign, candidates fiddled ceaselessly with their phones, though they were onstage before an audience of over 1,500 and the event was televised.
She fiddled ceaselessly with a binder clip; though she was sitting on a narrow office chair, she managed to pull her legs up under her.
The law, once duly passed, has its own authority (though we should always remember Bentham's injunction: 'Obey instantly, criticise ceaselessly').
