Instead, like everything the president does, it is fueled by his sense of personal grievance and vindictiveness, by his unending desire to use the power of the presidency not to advance the nation's interests but to assuage his own fragile ego.
Politicians use the unending litany of bad news to push their agenda for change.
I plan to use my unending hope in America to overcome my fears about our new President.
The piece uses a simple algorithm to generate an unending tune, which you can then add to by playing the contributing artists' names like a harp/piano.
We're so used to the unending variety of jokers who cause us harm (and who, without makeup or masks, are really scary, too) that it's easy to forget that when the circus comes to town -- the real circus that is, and not Congress and its feeble attempts at curing our health care system and the economy -- it's actually the clowns, the real clowns, who are supposed to make us laugh.
Now, as she collects new books — an unending and delightful process — she uses a portable bar-code scanner to accumulate their ISBNs, then downloads up to 500 entries at a time onto LibraryThing.
McDonough and Braungart's (2002) concept of cradle-to-cradle (C2C) design recommends a reevaluation of the typical product lifecycle: rather than landfilling or incinerating products no longer used, resources may be returned to the use stream in an unending cycle, also called "waste equals food".
Moreover, games provide us with unending second chances.
"I can now do 50 simultaneous events in a fluid, unending shot, whereas each of those events used to take us all day long to get a two-second piece with 40 takes to perfect," Mr. Gaeta said.
This unending, and unsuccessful, war on drug-use has so distorted the legal system that genuine due process, as promised by the constitution and enshrined by two centuries of Supreme Court judgments, is impossible to deliver.
