Sentence examples for It is perpetually from inspiring English sources

It is perpetually referred to in guide books and travel stories as "like Thailand 10 years ago".

"It is perpetually on a knife edge – extremists plot and explode bombs, senior politicians are assassinated, society seethes with discontent.

It is perpetually in danger of extinction, but for now, the club is trying a series of smaller improvements while putting off plans for what to do in the long term.

It is perpetually modern and permanently 'in.'" And so it would appear, from the examples in O'Keefe's book, which include Syrie Maugham's iconic white drawing room, Richard Meier's Jubilee Church in Rome, a wall of Edmund de Waal's ceramics, or the bright white feathers of a ceremonial Cameroon juju hat.

It is perpetually provoked, it is historically-bound, and, thus, it is bone-deep.

In that state, dramatically described at 52d4 53c3, the filled space that is the receptacle undergoes constant, erratic motion: it is subject to forces (dunameis, 52e2) that are dissimilar to and out of balance with each other, and thus, as each spastic movement produces its chain of spastic reactions, it is perpetually unstable (52e1 5).

Kuta is as famous for its nightlife as it is for its excellent surf; it's perpetually crowded with partygoers no matter what time of day.

It's perpetually Easter, with bunny representations everywhere.

It's perpetually amazing how many collegians are eager to relive their parents' musical childhoods.

"It was perpetually exciting and pioneering," says Trevor Nunn, who was taken on by Hall as a director in 1964.

It was perpetually alluring to my urban child, even in that season when the water was covered with a thick carpet of bilious algae.