Sentence examples for unending circle from inspiring English sources
Suddenly what had seemed quite natural — floating slowly in an unending circle, while listening to the hit of the summer, which itself happens to be called "Slowly" — seems not only unnatural but surpassingly odd.
In an unending circle, old scourges become new, among them tuberculosis, a hornet's nest of multiple drug resistance, and now extensive resistance to second-line drugs, raising the specter of potentially untreatable disease.
Only the dog sits right at the edge of the first circle of caring, and points to the great unending circles of Otherness that we can barely begin to contemplate.
Beyond his quickness, his stop-and-pop game, Carter also had a large circle of unending support.
One of the unending debates in blogging circles is about the value of comments.
What turns this seemingly vicious circle into the (seemingly) unending spiral of increasing complexity (the Darwin-Eigen cycle, after Penny [ 8]) is a combination of natural selection with genetic drift.
What makes history that seemed ugly at the time play like farce now is the almost unending hypocrisy of so many of Brock's circle in journalism and politics.
And vainly searching for the northern lights in Norway's Arctic Circle, his mood is darker than the unending darkness he finds in this "godforsaken hellhole".
The unending leaks of alleged wiretaps implicating the prime minister and his inner circle in a massive corruption scandal are certainly the target of the Twitter block, but not in the way most think.
This year's celebration of EDSA People Power Revolution was marked by an unprecedented traffic, unending complaints by commuters, and a whiff of political apathy among certain circles.
Small Irish towns circle around the same old obsessions and gripes and perceived slights for months and years and decades unending, and it is these that unite us, and the sheer depth of the bitterness that sustains us: our neurotic systems are powered to near-bionic levels of happy outrage on the engines of our talk, our bitching and our gossip.
