Exempel på ceaseless

• Between these, a boy and a girl, a ceaseless war of words was waged from morning to night. 

• Her tongue ran in ceaseless chatter. 

• Night was fast settling upon the low flat banks of the stream, and nothing stirred, save the ceaseless ripple of the river. 

• Round it passes a ceaseless stream of people, coming and going, gazing at their Duke. 

• The ceaseless, laughing stream of citizens passed him by. 

• Every activity appears to be contradictory within this contradiction between ceaseless striving and the limited character of human existence.

• Or do we see their authors as lone swimmers battling against a ceaseless tide of religious diversity?

• Here, too, communities were understood as social creations, built up through the ceaseless actions and transactions of people eager to enhance their fund of worth.

• It gave evidence of ceaseless 'busy-ness' and divine approval.

• The years that followed were devoted to a ceaseless endeavour to make long-term measurements at sea, without which theoretical models cannot be verified.

• Visually, this gave tableaux rather than a realistic sequence and, consequently, fostered a sense of stillness, which countered the ceaseless motion of sound.

• Readers may respond that talking about values will just lead to ceaseless debate.

• Settlement is a curious word, conceived in opposition to the idea that the life of early populations was one of ceaseless wandering, after which they began to 'settle down'.

• All of his work, as has been commented upon, could be observed as creating new forms of behavior to take into account rapid and ceaseless social and cultural alterations.

• The existence of all living organisms is caught up in this ceaseless respiratory and metabolic interchange between their bodily substances and the fluxes of the medium.

• One may expect that the ceaseless ' arms race ' between host and parasite has generated a wide variety of antigenic variants, but no conclusive evidence has yet been provided.

• Here, the dynamic was ceaseless, the momentum of radicalisation an accelerating one incapable of having the brakes put on - unless the 'system' itself were to be fundamentally altered.

• Women's clothing is extremely dirty while the men wear clean white clothes, and this is interpreted as due to men's monopoly of women's ceaseless laundry work.

• They come like water running downhill, almost, in a ceaseless run.

• The spiral of ceaseless revenge has not been broken.