Sentence examples for I perpetually feel from inspiring English sources

I perpetually feel like I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop.

I was constantly drained; I perpetually felt as if I had just left a long movie and was stumbling out of a dark theater into the afternoon.

One of the experiences you write about in your book is "the burden of not getting enough done". I take it this resonates with a lot of people who, despite answering emails at 3 a.m., perpetually feel that they are somehow always behind.

Whether or not the assertion is true, the reasoning follows suit: people that perpetually feel like outsiders are more comfortable in that role.

We aren't warned that we will mourn our mother tongue, that many of us will perpetually feel uncomfortable being the only black person in white spaces.

Ivanka may be sighing in desperate exasperation that her liberal friends refuse to recognize that her father is capable of doing the right thing when nudged, but her nudging job is harder when he perpetually feels himself insulted.

For example, take the man who perpetually feels used by women who seem "only interested in his money".

I am frayed where it would be highly useful — and this I feel perpetually — to make a point.

Beecroft: I feel perpetually guilty.

"I feel like I perpetually dress like a 14-year-old boy, and she makes me stand up straight and wear clean clothes".

"I still feel like I'm perpetually behind," said Chris Collins, a winter start who took a class at the Colorado College last summer and spent the fall semester on an outdoor adventure trip.