Sentence examples for were incessantly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a manner without pause or stop, especially to the point of annoyance; not ceasing.
- He jabbered incessantly and annoyed everyone.
The corollary of this myth had it that the Castros, hats in hand, were incessantly rebuffed by their predatory imperialist neighbour.
Bill was in a state of increasing panic, riddled with tension, most obviously in his hands, which were incessantly trembling and clenching.
We were also told -- as we were, incessantly, in 2008 -- that blue-collar white men in western Pennsylvania would flee the Democrats.
Though they subsided in later years, his histrionics were incessantly rehashed by the press even as he turned over control of the team to his sons in 2008.
(The next time, Washington gave out alcohol and won). He had been disgusted when his troops were "incessantly drunk, and unfit for service," and he had offenders punished.
During the night the engineers of the victorious army had rigged up loudspeakers, and from about 5am the same tinny liberation melodies were incessantly played.
It was incessantly jaunty.
The ballet is incessantly restless.
Children are incessantly told how special they are.
Later, back in Argentina, after being incessantly doorstepped, "I reacted..
The sex psychology writer is incessantly flogging her book.
