That said, he dislikes the word "integration" because, by definition, it "highlights differences, it defines caricatured entities, and maintains the idea that after several generations certain citizens remain guests, who are too different, who perpetually need to 'adapt'".
HUH? Everyone knows how to adjudicate the sexism in a normal film: do the women have agency, or are they perpetually needing rescue?
If we were perpetually active, we would also be perpetually needing food, so the evolutionary strategy would be too inefficient – running around consuming as much as possible so that we can carry on running around.
My wife Kate described it as perpetually needing to wake from a bad dream.
While I was sleep deprived, over-caffeinated and working such long hours that I perpetually looked as if I needed a lie down in a darkened room, I imagined that life would continue in much the same way, with us moving out of London in a few years, working, seeing friends, going on holidays and then retiring.
"With this now-highly mobile labor force going to countries with the jobs, you could see perpetually underdeveloped societies that will always need to export their labor to survive," said Joseph Siegle, a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
Still, if I was going to have to face one of my biggest fears as a perpetually queasy person, I figured I would need to at least be pretty out of my mind.
If I worry about being right all the time, I will be perpetually stuck in traffic forever, over-analyzing every decision I need to make, and never making any.
However, perpetually receiving only positive feedback leads to complacency (Podsakoff and Farh, 1989); perhaps an instructor begins to think, "I am doing so well, I don't need to improve".
Many of the VITs needed to be done before I left the house in the morning or on my lunch hour, and as a result I perpetually ran 30 minutes behind and was always late.
I perpetually feel like I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop.
