Sentence examples for unending strife from inspiring English sources
After years of unending strife, Lebanon's voters seemed eager for normalcy.
He dedicated an epitaph to himself, "prisoner under all the regimes," which ended: "Despotism, with frightful mien,/Against him waged unending strife; Under Monarchs, this hateful fiend/Stole away the rest of his life.
For him, Israel became qualified by "high tragedy and unending strife".
Once, after equipment providers declined to send engineers to Congo during a dangerous time in the country's unending civil strife, he encouraged the citizens of Kinshasa, the capital, to collect scrap metal and weld them into a cellphone tower.
"The only important thing wrong with marriage with Lizzie," he writes self-justifyingly to Adrienne Rich, "was our unending nervous strife, as tho a bear had married a greyhound". This struggle between two incompatible beasts -- one heavy and violent, one light and elegant -- was also an internal one, it seems.
Political strife is unceasing.
Like the other Presocratics, Empedocles has a cosmological theory, in his case, an unending cycle involving the competition between Love and Strife.
Reports of explosions killing dozens of Iraqis seem unending as the country continues to be cleaved by sectarian strife, while the UK watches on, if that.
"But divorce is unending".
