Sentence examples for are not perpetually from inspiring English sources

"The fact that many, perhaps most addicts are in control of their actions and appetites for circumscribed periods of time shows that they are not perpetually helpless victims of a chronic disease," Dr. Satel said.

To achieve this, he wants to add institutions and practices so that its bosses are not perpetually flying by the seat of their pants—something that even Mr Iverson admits was a weakness".Our size", insists Mr Aycock, "means the boss simply can't know everything that goes on".

So, when we do create our own spaces, men are not perpetually disadvantaged because of them.

There are, in fact, female college students who are not perpetually on the prowl for a boyfriend.

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.

In that story, "Ilk", set at a conference on narrativity, the feminist writer argues that narrative isn't "perpetually thrusting" or "ejaculating", it can be a "little subjunctive cottage by the side of the road".

Hopefully my art practice isn't perpetually stuck in that loop!

The dancers in "Knistern" looked perpetually feverish, yet were not always consistently compelling.

(Both Farrellys are family men who like to golf, and although their films are known for drawing likable, romantic-comedy characters into graphic sexual and digestive set pieces, they are not in a perpetually boisterous, spring-break mood. "There's a lot at stake," Peter had said earlier. "It's the Stooges. There's a huge fan base. To some, this is sacrilege").

Commissioners serve three-year terms, can be perpetually reappointed and are not paid.

After all, Congress in 1974 was not a perpetually snarling, partisan body.