Sentences with phrase «endless spiral»
The phrase "endless spiral" means getting stuck in a never-ending cycle of something, which keeps repeating and is difficult to escape from. Full definition
When used recklessly, they open the door to a seemingly endless spiral of debt.
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As a result, they get stuck in an endless spiral of perfectionism that prevents them from creating the content their audience needs them to produce.
The French cardinal, who was appointed to the post in June, almost a year after Pope Benedict XVI's controversial speech in Regensburg, argued that dialogue between Christians and Muslims is «the tool which can help us to escape from the endless spiral of conflict and multiple tensions which mark our societies.»
A round sweet challah at this time of year is about the continuum of life, an endless spiral.
Before RVP, we had Adebayor up top, who may have spent the past few years on an endless spiral, but on his day he was a striker that defences would be scared of coming up against.
I sure hope so because I feel like we are in an endless spiral of chilly and rainy days right now.
Betsabeé Romero, Espiral sin fin (Endless Spiral), 2008, five carved tires, 21 x 98 x 7 inches.