Sentence examples for are almost perpetually from inspiring English sources

It means that we are a nation so at ease with ourselves that we are almost perpetually on the pull.

Also they were almost perpetually understaffed.

Save for at breakfast, over pancakes and Stumptown coffee, the restaurant is almost perpetually jammed.

Spurned a glorious opportunity in the second half, firing over Cech's bar Loïc Rémy 4/10 Ineffective and seemed to be almost perpetually offside.

With her Victorian settings and a writing style that is almost perpetually serene, Clarke is often compared by critics to Jane Austen.

Bernardo Guimaraes' "Isaura," Fanny Hurst's "Peola," Phillip Roth's "Coleman Silk," and now Kraft's "Mel" all remind us of how, in much of our art, biracial children are almost always depicted as perpetually melancholy, ignored, confused, and ostracized by the communities for which they believe they should belong.

There is no easier target than the ill-shaven, dimly lit, perpetually brooding antihero attempting to free himself from troubles which are almost always of his own devising.

Tenet's current quarters are almost too small to contain him; he is a large and perpetually restless man.

This is an immense bird, pelagic and circumpolar, whose life is lived almost perpetually on the wing — on extraordinary wings, in fact, easily reaching 10 feet from tip to tip.

And I don't mean the disillusioned left, which is easily, almost perpetually disillusioned because it has such an ample supply of illusions.

What should give fans in the Pacific Northwest permission to be almost as optimistic as the perpetually enthused Carroll is, with the style they play and the division they play in, the Seahawks don't necessarily need sensational quarterbacking to make a postseason run this year.