Sentence examples for unceasing that from inspiring English sources

She made camp in a cave, with her horse tied up outside, but the snow was so heavy, so unceasing, that it sealed her inside, in total, perfect darkness.

Later psychoanalysts like John Bowlby pursued odd or unceasing distress that emerged from experiences like abandonment or trauma.

The maps are also a reminder of the "unceasing mutations" that would make today's Manhattan largely unrecognizable to an early-19th-century surveyor.

Mrs. Gongadze, a Greek Catholic, did not know what the pope could do, but after months of tears, frustration and an unceasing campaign that has garnered significant international support, she hoped that he might lend his moral weight to the cause.

"They face unceasing demands that are unsatisfiable, they are working in a distressing context, which can be life-threatening and they are filled with a core fear of personal disintegration," he says.

The repetition of the phrase as a whole means it takes on the form of the mantra, an infinitely extended, unceasing refrain that causes us to meditate on the nature of language itself and the way communication is, when you think about it, an incredibly alien thing.

The repetition of the phrase as a whole means it takes the form of a mantra: an infinitely extended, unceasing refrain that causes us to meditate on the nature of language itself and the way communication is, when you think about it, an incredibly alien thing.

Despite the unceasing onslaught that the would-be warrior made on his moral constitution, it would not yield.

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.

This gives rise to unceasing claims that no amount of science funding is ever enough.

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