Sentence examples for a perpetual condition from inspiring English sources

Retro has become a perpetual condition.

Once brought out into light, he was in a perpetual, holy condition of bedazzlement and wonder; no story could ever equal the thing itself.

But without the perpetual condition that defines our own system more and more with each passing year -- "gridlock".

Ronan plays the teenage daughter of Gemma Arterton, the two of them trapped by their condition in a perpetual hell of sulky mutual resentment.

There are 19,100 miles of paved street lanes in New York's five boroughs — laid end to end, that is almost enough roadway to stretch from Times Square to Sydney, Australia, and back — so keeping them in navigable condition is a perpetual struggle.

Convection further diminished due to intensified shear conditions and a perpetual lack of tropical moisture, leading specialists to conclude the storm was entering an extratropical transition.

In the international sphere this condition led to a perpetual state of war, one sovereign trying to impose his will by force on all other sovereigns.

And, in a related way, those Phillies players and personnel gave me a perpetual gift by being there for me and my family without condition or question.

Her mother suffered a bipolar condition – Hazzard called her "a destroyer, who sees herself as a perpetual victim" – and her father was an alcoholic.

For decades, much of Africa has been left to stagnate in a perpetual "poverty trap" [ 52], in which the state is simply too poor to provide adequate basic living conditions for the population.

This poor-healing condition appears to be a multifactorial process, which includes the amalgamation of systemic and local factors that ensure a perpetual forward loop up to chronification.