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This led to me writing "The Vagina Monologues," which led to me obsessively and incessantly talking about vaginas everywhere I could.
On the surface, it all looks seamless, but behind the scenes, human interpreters work incessantly to ensure every idea gets across as intended.
One extreme example is a psychological condition called delusory parasitosis where people believe their bodies are infested with mites or fleas scurrying over and under their skin, making them itch incessantly.
When we are told by others, constantly and incessantly, who we are, when we allow others to define ourselves - whether it's the media, our parents, our friends - we begin to accept a standard of self that is not of our own choosing.
Her five horrid, deformed little dogs who incessantly yap on the roof under my window.
I accompanied these women on their patrols, and watched as they walked past men, many who passed very lewd comments incessantly.
The story isn't that bad but the animation is a horror and listening to the kid saying "boing-boing" incessantly is a pain.
Add to that the "theme song" played incessantly throughout the film and we couldn't wait for it to be over so we could watch the evening news.
And the infinitely more annoying factor: That incessantly ringing phone..nothing but listening to the phone ring over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over...you get my point.
and contrary to that streak of childishness, the leg show at the dining table, with a Vijay, that is Bacchan in that role, bursting into squeals of shameless laughter incessantly after wards ?
It does it plunging ourselves in a livid Taipei, stained in cold colors, where the rain falls incessantly; a DAMP world.
I've been playing this movie incessantly this month, and I just love it.
The underlying theme of this movie is the innocent child (Heather Graham as Joline) struggling to make her naive wishes for how the world should be make sense while being incessantly beaten down by the real world.
This all takes place in the first 15-30 minutes, and after that, the rest of the film consists of robed figures dragging the messiah (who is incessantly quivering, or seizing) across a desert landscape.
Tim Burton is in essence an expressionist film-maker, disinterested in dimensions of character and obsessed with Gothic scope, opting for style over substance incessantly throughout his career.
So, if you wish to be preached to incessantly by those without authority, then by all means, get this film.
It appears some producer gathered up leftover material from Koyaanisqatsi, hurriedly threw it together, placed everything in slow motion and got some pop entertainer under the pseudonym of Philip Glass to hurriedly throw together some banal background music, which is incessantly repeated.
Something is amiss, as she is talking incessantly on her cellphone and looking distressed.
The movie didn't make sense, it preached incessantly, and it had the same entertainment value as cutting off your own finger.
By any objective standard that one might wish to use, this film is hopeless garbage, but STILL, somehow, it manages to entertain, what with its one-of-a-kind plot, a few scantily clad women, some grotesque characters (a one-legged mute secretary in a fright wig; the gravedigger's wife who talks incessantly to her doll) and some mild gross-out scenes (a cat dissection; bloodied-up cat attack victims; the freshly ground "meat"--in actuality, probably hamburger meat or Play-Doh--being pushed out of the grinder) that should gross out only the most squeamish.
During his primary and general election campaigns, Trump lied incessantly about himself, his businesses, his opponents, other countries’ behavior and motivations, America’s electoral system, the size of trade deficits, the actions of the Federal Reserve, and data on everything from labor to crime (to name a few examples).
President Bush should be made to understand that the US will find no true international support if America speaks incessantly about terrorism while doing almost nothing about the problems that really affect most of the world: poverty, lack of access to safe water and sanitation, vulnerability to disease, and climate change.
In Greenspan’s summary of Schumpeter’s thinking, a “market economy will incessantly revitalize itself from within by scrapping old and failing businesses and then reallocating resources to newer, more productive ones.”
Advocates of globalization lecture incessantly about the adjustments countries must undertake in their policies and institutions in order to expand their international trade and become more attractive to investors.
It is also part of the reason why markets are besieging the eurozone so incessantly.
We should be trying to answer the question that the Americans have been asking us incessantly: why did young Saudi men take part in the attacks?
Two months after the bloodiest coup attempt in Turkish history, Turks still talk incessantly about the surreal bombardments, the televised images of tanks in the street, and the ferocious government response, which has included tens of thousands of arrests.
Donor countries incessantly ask Africans to change their trade policies, government institutions, public administration, and more.
Ever since Winston Churchill led the conversion of Britain’s navy from coal to oil at the start of the last century, the Western powers have meddled incessantly in the affairs of Middle Eastern countries to keep the oil flowing, toppling governments and taking sides in wars in the supposed “great game” of energy resources.
In Dante’s telling, the adulteress Francesca da Rimini spends the rest of eternity incessantly pinning the blame for her actions on everyone and everything but herself.
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