The worst of it is that Clinton managed to get everyone frothed into a tizzy with a video so unstoppably bland that, the first three times I tried to watch it, I involuntarily tuned out in the mistaken belief that I was watching a pre-roll advert for over-the-counter pharmaceuticals.
He is loveably artless and embarrassingly awkward in his unstoppably cheerful attempts to win over the frosty members of the band, from aloof Nana (Carla Azar of the band Autolux), to Maggie Gyllenhaal's scene-stealing Clara, who is terrifyingly belligerent and hyper-sexed, and who makes no effort to disguise her dislike of Jon or of her need to control Frank.
Since then its vote has risen, seemingly unstoppably.
In truth, he was thinking: this truck feels at once unstoppably powerful yet absurdly easy to drive.
Because I was immensely, unremittingly and unstoppably bored.
Despite these longeurs and transparent payoffs, The Boy's often prop-fuelled frenzy bubbles along with an unstoppably jaunty momentum.
David Chipperfield is an unstoppably ambitious technocrat, two steps behind popular taste.
In "My Struggle," the polarity is reversed: a shameful, troubled, and embarrassing past seems to flow unstoppably into the present.
Sidelined in the spring with a rotator-cuff injury, the grand Pooh-Bah of the Met and the Boston Symphony has shed several dozen pounds and, if possible, seems more unstoppably dynamic than before.
Into this private darkness had come another, another seeker, and what was being found, clumsily yet unstoppably, was a core self explored by another consciousness.
In 1999, Gladwell wrote a piece about her called "Six Degrees of Lois Weisberg," in which he argued that Weisberg, through her vast social network — she was unstoppably energetic and extraordinarily extroverted — "make[s] the world work".
