Perpetually, if not eternally, Mr. Assayas returns to Maria.
The Zero Waste Institute is devoted to finding ways to redesign all manner of products, including chemical products, so that they will be perpetually reused, not discarded and therefore not recycled for merely their lowest level materials.
So, instead they act out in little ways everyday that lead to them eventually getting fired: being perpetually late, not replying to important emails, not being a team player and the like.
However gloomy and distasteful it is to drive by a motorway pile-up, a degree of honest fear, combined with acknowledgement that a car is perpetually crashable, not perfectly invincible, seems to make drivers better not worse.
The notion also involves perpetually underestimating not so much the strength of Trump's ideology which doesn't exist in the French sense; you need to be willing to form ideas in order to have an ideology as wildly underestimating his instinct for authoritarianism.
And they perpetually, and not always unrealistically, sense the imminence of great wealth.
Paris is perpetually alive, not because it houses the ghosts of the famous dead but because it is the repository and setting of so much of their work.
You are perpetually startled, not so much by surprising events (these are routine) as by the vague but unmistakable sense that things look different, that something more complicated is happening than the passive act of looking.
And Perpetually doesn't just keep a copy of this content in an ugly search engine archive — you can actually view the content in context, as it originally appeared on the site.
But even those of us who aren't perpetually broke and tired are still not embracing traditional methods of socializing, like sitting in a dark bar doing shots until something happens.
While Dame Maggie Smith took the supporting actress gong (deservedly, I'd argue, as I can't resist the Dowager Countess and her perpetually raised eyebrows, not least when Shirley MacLaine is serenading her) the show lost out in other categories including leading actress (Michelle Dockery), leading actor (Hugh Bonneville), supporting actor (Brendan Coyle, Jim Carter) and best drama.
