Sentence examples for unceasing opposition from inspiring English sources
A colourful figure in American journalism, McCormick was particularly noted for his nationalist-isolationist views, embodied in his unceasing opposition to the presidency (1933 45) of Franklin D. Roosevelt and even to the candidacy (1950) of Dwight D. Eisenhower, a moderate Republican.
Since June, when Gov. Robert Bentley, a Republican, signed an immigration enforcement law called the toughest in the country by critics and supporters alike, the opposition has been vocal and unceasing.
And he has the support of many Serbs who accept his unceasing message that he is better than the foreign-financed opposition that would oust him.
And he has the support of many Serbs who, like Mr. Peulic, credit the unceasing message of Mr. Milosevic and his media that the current president is better than the foreign-financed opposition that would oust him.
Ambrosio spoke with such authority, stood so stubbornly in opposition to the world I lived in, that I could feel him lifting me, however momentarily, from the unceasing current of my other life to the shore of his.
But even the opposition expects Mr. Milosevic to declare victory, and he has the support of Serbs who credit the president's unceasing message that the current leader is better than the foreign-financed opposition.
Their effort was unceasing.
His effervescence is unceasing.
Political strife is unceasing.
The finger wagging is unceasing.
