Sentence examples for Perpetual question from inspiring English sources

That is Tallis's perpetual question.

"Do you not find a strange analogy to something in yourself?" That was his perpetual question.

But there was no avoiding the perpetual question of governance and corruption.

Again, the perpetual question: How do I do the least harm?

Without any exact definition as to what precisely art consists of, and where it belongs, Assemble's status will be in perpetual question.

I love the bit in the book where he writes about the act of packing a rucksack and the perpetual question that you find yourself asking.

We have no comprehensive answers to these perpetual questions.

To the perpetual adolescent question, "Who turns you on?" my mates would say, "Diana Dors" or "Ursula Andress", and I'd say, "Cliff Richard" (reader, he did).

It was a tense, meticulously styled depiction of America's giant, perpetual, wailing question mark over the Middle East: "Why do they hate us?" Iranians are so irked by the historically flimsy retelling of the hostage crisis that their government has commissioned its own version in response.

The second law is best known as the principle that rules out perpetual motion, something resulting from its origin in the question "how efficient can we make steam engines?"—a strangely pragmatic starting point for such an esoteric principle.

When Helmholtz started to look into the question of the character of non-mechanical forces, instead of looking for perpetual motion, he asked "if perpetual motion is impossible, what is the relationship between natural forces that must hold?" On the 23rd of July in 1847, Helmholtz gave an address, "The Conservation of Force," at the Physical Society.