ceaselessness

Hence to entire sincerity there belongs ceaselessness.

How many languages employ an obscene word - the subject of Volume 1 - as a favored metaphor for the ceaselessness of war?

But the ceaselessness of the disease, both in the United States and in Africa, has caused many leaders to rethink their positions.

The latch of the wicket appeared to be broken, for the small door, driven by the wind, flapped backwards and forwards with irritating ceaselessness.

He believed there was three goals to achieve "permanent presence with God" through ceaselessness and silence, being unaware of one's earthly state, and a constant state of a spiritual guide.

It was a beautiful awe-inspiring sight, and people entering the gallery on that first Saturday tended to be struck silent by its grandeur, mundanity and simple conjuring of the ceaselessness of time, light and life.

The ceaselessness of Baghdad's bloodshed has greatly undermined the United States' credibility, fanned anti-American feelings in Muslim regions like the Horn of Africa, and drained resources that might otherwise have been available to address other problems.

For nearly two weeks, the Huskies had been Saran-wrapped in the frustration of their only loss in 70 games, unable to escape the loss to Villanova in the Big East conference tournament final, reliving the defeat in a "Groundhog Day" ceaselessness, eager to play again, to feel energized and renewed.