Sentence examples for Almost perpetually from inspiring English sources

Almost perpetually shrouded in clouds, Brazil's highest mountain Pico da Neblina meaning 'peak of mist', towers 2,995m above the Amazon rainforest.

Also they were almost perpetually understaffed.

We also move (children do this almost perpetually) in order to be pined after.

Save for at breakfast, over pancakes and Stumptown coffee, the restaurant is almost perpetually jammed.

Maitreya, since enlisting Creme as his earthly mouthpiece, has seemed almost perpetually on the brink of emerging.

It means that we are a nation so at ease with ourselves that we are almost perpetually on the pull.

At the same time, study after study shows environmental damage rises – so far almost always perpetually – with income, and often more steeply as developing countries begin to industrialise.

Bernardo Guimaraes' "Isaura," Fanny Hurst's "Peola," Phillip Roth's "Coleman Silk," and now Kraft's "Mel" all remind us of how, in much of our art, biracial children are almost always depicted as perpetually melancholy, ignored, confused, and ostracized by the communities for which they believe they should belong.

There is no easier target than the ill-shaven, dimly lit, perpetually brooding antihero attempting to free himself from troubles which are almost always of his own devising.

Despite being amnesiac, she is perpetually in high spirits and never strays from her calm demeanor, smiling almost constantly.

How do you feel about it?" Through all the time I spend with him, here and at Tottenham's brand-new, space-age training ground, with groups of kids and other Spurs staff and one-to-one, he remains the same: shyly diffident, always friendly but occasionally almost solemn, and perpetually keen to play down his own achievements.