Rejecting the language of a mass America lost to "gray emptiness, bled out in congealing dollars and the victim of its own static habits", he sought value in "the intimate, familiar, localising, detailing, speculative, emotional, unending talking that has given my life a way of thinking of itself in the very fact and feeling of existence.
No one should harbor the illusion that the developed world can win this conflict in the near future.'... "By this logic," Jaffe goes on to tell us, "America's wars are unending and any talk of peace is quixotic or naive".
He used it last year when describing the Jets' unending treks to Oakland; he said it again in talking about the opening preseason game in Tokyo; he made a speech to his team about "inconvenience" on Monday after the news of Pennington's injury sunk in.
And Breitbart's Ben Shapiro, in a piece titled "#War More Years," talked of "unending bailouts, of free giveaways, of government-provided goods and services".
On this week's Political Scene podcast, Ryan Lizza and Hendrik Hertzberg join Dorothy Wickenden to talk about the unending battle of the budget.
Continue to talk about your unending skill in whatever activity you are currently engaged in.
If you were truly willing to tell it like it is, you would be talking about the deep, unending worth that is found in every human life.
Today we're going to take a break from the unending excitement of the presidential race to talk about hog lagoons.
In their unending quest to make national conventions into sunny talk shows they hope the networks will broadcast, the parties have banned internal party argument over policy, serialized roll calls over three nights and miniaturized important speeches (except by President Clinton).
Talk therapy is miraculous for some and unending for others.
