Sentence examples for unending interest from inspiring English sources

Are they trying to tap the seemingly unending interest in soccer and sports?

Wieland is shrewd, though, about her subjects and has done serious work in German archives, producing documents — a reassuring letter from Riefenstahl to Albert Speer, in 1944, predicting a "great turning point in this war"; an unpublished memoir by Riefenstahl's inconveniently Jewish early lover-financier; several Dietrich letters — that give her book credibility, texture, and unending interest.

For him this world was enough, and he was able to find unending interest and delight in the stories that are played out on the human stage.

It inspired a made-for-television movie, and became a staple for tabloids and an unending source of interest for true-crime writers, particularly Dominick Dunne.

We face some ugly enemies – corporate special interests with unending financial resources, procedural hurdles and a media climate that rewards destructive politics.

Many were also upset by unending allegations of corruption, conflicts of interest and a series of gaffes, like comparing himself to Christ, and a European legislator to a Nazi guard.

At least professionally, Jerome Heppelmann Jerome Heppelmann didn't take an interest in the seemingly unending presidential election.

The compassionate end involves some large federal programs combined with unending sympathy for the demands of special interests.

His nieces, nephew, grandnephews, cousins, dear friends and business associates will remember him for his keen and joyful sense of humor and robust laugh, his interest in all things political and his unending generosity of spirit and in other ways.

This time of the year, when most of the football teams have already been definitely evaluated as "slightly improved" or "much worse", or sympathetic interests shift to the faculties and their unending war against vocational courses.

The New Yorker, October 30, 1937 P. 17 This time of the year, when most of the football teams have already been definitely evaluated as "slightly improved" or "much worse", or sympathetic interests shift to the faculties and their unending war against vocational courses.