Sentence examples for To be perpetual from inspiring English sources

The Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab State of the Masses was supposed to be perpetual revolution.

Then they dropped chunks of iron into the sea, as a symbol that the treaty was to be perpetual.

Cameron said NATO troop capacity was "patchy" and there appeared to be perpetual problems with shortages of air transport support.

The former surface will be deeply buried under the earth that will have been brought upon it, and the changed condition is to be perpetual.

No less than liberals, conservatives feel themselves to be perpetual underdogs, because the other side's main selling point, the provision of government benefits to people, is far more immediately appealing.

If we are to be more flexible in the workplace, if we are indeed going to be perpetual beginners, then we need to become much better at endings, and so do our organizations.

Now the problem seems to be perpetual weakness in rich economies that have been hobbled by debt foolishly taken on by people from bankers to subprime home buyers who had one thing in common: a belief that the risk of something going very wrong was all but nonexistent.

The modern diversity and inclusion movement frequently makes the point that the minority's feelings are not dictated by what the majority wants or expects them to feel, and that genuine inclusion requires the majority to work hard to understand the ways in which they are making the minority feel themselves to be perpetual strangers in a strange land.