This gradual divergence from the language of Plato and Demosthenes was viewed as a species of linguistic decadence by an influential school known as the Atticists, who unceasingly castigated the use of Koine forms by writers.
France is the principal target of an army of terrorists with unlimited means … and a desire, which they have expressed clearly and unceasingly, to strike us.
Use it recklessly and unceasingly.
The ideas which might secure such unconditioned knowledge lack objective reality (refer to no object), and our misguided efforts to acquire ultimate metaphysical knowledge are led astray by the illusion which, according to Kant, "unceasingly mocks and torments us" (A339/B397).
"Behind the deceptive flag of uncompromising secularism, the weekly is forgetting once more what religious leaders of every faith unceasingly repeat to reject violence in the name of religion – using God to justify hatred is a genuine blasphemy, as pope Francis has said several times," it said.
"I ask, in my writing, 'What is real?' Because unceasingly we are bombarded with pseudo-realities manufactured by very sophisticated people using very sophisticated electronic mechanisms... .. Yi Hwan Kwon: Bus Stop, 2005, mixed media, 127 x 57 x 22 inches.
To be a strong woman, you don't have to use violence; you just need to use your voice, steadfastly, resolutely, and unceasingly.
Nor do these arguments do justice to the virulent language of hatred used by the Nazi leaders, Hitler and Goebbels in particular, when they spoke, as they did almost unceasingly, of the Jews.
By the hand it unceasingly changes the eye unceasingly changed.
We must be unceasingly vigilant.
