Professional golf tournaments perpetually return to the same courses, allowing the staffs there to learn from their mistakes.
As Stolorow evocatively describes, "Experiences of trauma become freeze-framed into an eternal present in which one remains forever trapped, or to which one is condemned to be perpetually returned... by life's slings and arrows" (p.20).
Experiences of emotional trauma become freeze-framed into an eternal present in which we remain forever trapped, or to which we are condemned to be perpetually returned through the portkeys supplied by life's slings and arrows.
If Shostakovich, above, is getting a lot of attention in recent years, it's because he is a perpetually fascinating subject of debate.
In a sense Greer was returning to the subject.
The New Yorker critic James Wood rereads "To the Lighthouse" annually: "It's a joy to return to, perpetually rich, perpetually moving".
He is returning to familiar subject matter.
psychologist Jerome Bruner has written that the "self is a perpetually rewritten story," but anterograde amnesiacs are not subject to the revisions of experience, and Johnson is unlikely to abandon her cheery industriousness.
Chessum and LaRocca's subjects live in a perpetually sunlit world.
The agency plans to hire additional officers, although it is not clear how many will be assigned to airports versus the border patrol — a balance that is perpetually subject to debate.
The proposed flyer would operate best at an altitude where sunlight, air pressure, and wind speed would enable it to remain in the air perpetually, with slight dips down to lower altitudes for a few hours at a time before returning to higher altitudes.
