Unceasing

Definition

unceasing / ʌn'si:sÇŋ / adj မစဲေသာ။ မဆုတ္မနစ္ေသာ။ unceasing efforts/ conflict. ❏ unceasingly adv မရပ္မနား။ မစဲ။

Examples

1. ‘But little by little
2. the Faustian fantasy shrinks away and the illusion of anticipating the future becomes an unceasing effort to foresee its perils.’
3. ‘In addition
4. the unceasing soundtrack of light
5. R & B-influenced pop and mild-mannered rock is sending me slightly barmy.’
6. ‘There's not an ounce of intelligence in her vapid dark eyes
7. the glossy lips
8. the soft words slipping off her tongue in a relentless
9. unceasing confession.’
10. ‘Maughan and his men let me say this: I know of few sides who don't respect teams who have pace and talent and operate in unceasing waves
11. with the point of attack constantly switching.’
12. ‘Its international image is already taking a beating from the unceasing violence and the perception that Wahid and his government are unstable and could fall at any time.’
13. ‘Dr. Manette goes to tend to the sister; she continues her unceasing cry for the next twenty-six hours.’
14. ‘The FBI treat the anti-government far right as we treat the IRA - a constant domestic terror threat that is placed under unceasing surveillance.’
15. ‘The voices of experiences he had never lived were not nearly as intense now
16. but they continued to ring through his mind with unceasing fervor.’
17. ‘He is also a long-standing and articulate defender of Israel's right to defend itself against the unceasing depredations of its neighbors.’
18. ‘A round of applause was heartily given to Barbara Harris for her unceasing efforts as president for the last two years and members will be glad to know that she is recovering well from her knee replacement operation.’
19. ‘The national fever continues to rage
20. the slaughter unceasing.’
21. ‘Because of the unceasing generosity by the people of Waterford
22. Christmas was made easier for more than 1
23. 000 families and individuals.’
24. ‘The growing conflict between Europe and America has thus resulted in an unceasing intensification of social polarisation on both continents.’
25. ‘I will remember her for that first spark of wonder she ignited in my imagination and for her unceasing efforts to promote the arts as part of civic dialogue.’
26. ‘Modernity requires constant and unceasing upheaval
27. and its absence does not bring blessed peace
28. but withering and death.’
29. ‘If we ask ourselves this question
30. we often feel forced into answering that we could rejoice in God's continued
31. unceasing presence.’
32. ‘Thus the constant
33. unceasing
34. restless legislating in the areas of crime
35. punishment and anti-social behaviour.’
36. ‘I am disgusted with the tactics of the Democratic Party in their unceasing effort to stifle any political discussion of substance.’
37. ‘I imagine them laughing at our unceasing efforts to separate the emulations from Bruegel's own hand.’
38. ‘Fashion is the sublime deformation of nature
39. an unceasing and repeated effort to reshape it.’