At one point during that seemingly unending final action sequence (wherein my hometown of Chicago is laid to waste), just after one nondescript robot has destroyed another nondescript robot in a hail of computer-generated pyrotechnics, my friend turned to me and asked, "Hey, was that so-and-so?" and all I could muster in response was a half-hearted, "Yeah.
Evolution in action is unending struggle against this force.
America's actions against terrorism — necessary, unending, unsatisfying in producing the kinds of results that seem required to sustain public support — cannot be measured by immediate successes.
The activity is unending.
Is it too much to hope that some one of our elected representatives might initiate action to tap into this unending supply of prepared food for the benefit of the less fortunate?
In comprehending the unending enigma of the Horn, one course of action is clear – the peaceful north must be allowed to declare independence from the endless chaos of the south.
This is a type of film that is fundamentally rooted in the western, a genre that features a nearly unending procession of vigilantes, and more explicitly in the action thrillers of the 70s and 80s – films like Straw Dogs, Death Wish and Die Hard, movies in which men must rescue or avenge their families.
"What makes her so good, and what is visible as she deftly navigates the unending silliness of Salt, are traits that add up to a fierce commitment to action, a determination to make the role of a CIA agent who literally and metaphorically takes no prisoners as convincing as she can".
As the translator's well documented introduction explains, this narrative poem expresses many of Hugo's most deeply held beliefs and actions around social justice and spirituality: his tenacious battles for liberty, unending belief in the power of forgiveness and the possibility of redemption, and lifelong search to understand God.
But with Unscom out of action, it will become ever harder for the Americans to argue that the unending embargo is designed to enforce the internationally accepted aim of arms control, rather than to serve America's and Britain's interest in keeping Mr Hussein (together with the unfortunate Iraqi people) contained in a cage.
The basic idea of New Labour was that the party had been held back by our tendency to let once sensible policy positions become unquestionable and unending ideological commitments... Too often, the Labour party had made a fetish of state action when the means should have been whatever it took to get the ends achieved.
