6 sentences with “endless”

Byzantium's main problem was that it faced a seemingly endless series of external threats.

She was a very pretty girl, by the time she graduated an endless succession of suitors had paraded through her house.

In his most famous work, The Wealth of Nations, Smith argued that a (mostly) free market, functioning without undue state interference, would naturally lead to endless economic growth and near-universal prosperity.

In turn, textiles were the basis of the Industrial Revolution for direct practical reasons: raw materials were available in the American South through slave labour, and there was an endless market for textiles throughout Europe.

"There are in him fits of rage," Marquis wrote; "an endless conflict between ideals, emotions, and impulses as opposite as day and night: a conflict which sometimes makes me feel that two personalities are struggling to master their inner selves."

As far as the Romans were concerned, there were only two things beyond these borders: to the north and northeast, endless expanses of inhospitable land and semi-human barbarians like the Germanic tribes, and to the east, the only other civilisation Rome was prepared to recognise: the Persians, ruled first by the Parthians and then by the Sassanids.