Sentence examples for unceasing talk from inspiring English sources
Set in a dilapidated hospital in the Shatila refugee camp, in Beirut, in the mid-nineties, the book's many winding stories are told by a male Scheherazade, a fortyish Palestinian medic whose unceasing talk is intended to rouse a comatose old man, a resistance hero who spent decades sneaking over the Lebanese border into Israel, to carry out attacks that earned him the title the Wolf of Galilee.
The tragedy isn't one school shooting, it's the unceasing toll across our country.
Reporting, he says, has been replaced with "interminable talking heads" and "an unceasing pressure on cable news channels to focus on whatever story creates enough of a sensation to hold on to viewers for as long as possible".
Mr. Davies ("The Inspiration," Op-Ed) described "his directness," and Mr. Klinkenborg John Lennonon," Appreciations) talked about his wit, his irony and his "unceasing transformations".
Turner, to be sure, does not talk about the embarrassments of his own tenure, including CNN's unceasing coverage of the O. J. Simpson murder case and trial.
He is a great story-teller and unceasing ambassador for his sport, tossing candy into the stands before games, calling sports talk shows and offering tickets.
Their effort was unceasing.
His effervescence is unceasing.
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".
Political strife is unceasing.
