Sentence examples for In perpetually from inspiring English sources

In perpetually made-over Manhattan, seediness is often seen as a quaint precursor to fabulousness.

In America, the press is held in perpetually low esteem, even when it does its job well.

The mental illness that culminated in a breakdown in 1919 froze Nijinsky's image in perpetually radiant youth, an early-20th-century Jim Morrison or Bruce Lee.

But the details remain to be worked out, and barely half the German public now expresses a favorable view of the U.S. — the lowest level in Europe, other than in perpetually hostile Greece.

But as economic activity throughout the region came to a near halt, especially in perpetually growth-challenged Italy, the worry was that bad loans and a possible flight of deposits from that country would pose a new threat to banks that already were barely getting by on thin cushions of capital.

We live in perpetually improving standards of living so I tend to downplay a little bit the transient concern as if this is the first time this has ever happened.

In a car-mad country that prides itself in being perpetually in motion, the poet made a clear and conscious decision to stop, to slow down, to burrow into his imagination.

He has spent his life dealing with famously distressed countries, usually in Africa, perpetually in one kind of financial trouble or another.

I used to write for TechCrunch in New York, in a perpetually effervescent ecosystem.

In the beginning Malcolm's family are in debt, perpetually stressed, living in a house that's falling apart.

His dad – played in cameo by Mullan himself – is an abusive drunk and his eldest brother a tearaway, involved in gangs and perpetually in trouble with the police.