Sentence examples for because it perpetually from inspiring English sources

And there are ways in which it may be a more fundamentally dishonest one, because it perpetually promises harmonies that can't be achieved and policy shifts that won't actually be delivered.

Because of its current, it perpetually shimmers with strips of light reflected from traffic lights and stoplights.

He also acknowledged that hazing was unlikely to disappear, because it is perpetually attractive as a secret ritual ordeal intended to bind initiates to the common values of an organization in which membership, as they see it, enhances their self-worth.

The first reason was geographic: the Holy Land is easier to conquer than defend, because its topograpy and regional position leave it perpetually vulnerable to invasion.

It perpetually wrong-foots you.

It perpetually rises from flame and ruin.

His role keeps it perpetually unresolved until the final curtain.

It's the boundless inspiration it perpetually provides for all the bands that have yet to emerge from the basement".

It is perpetually provoked, it is historically-bound, and, thus, it is bone-deep.

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

Automation is the ultimate reduction in friction because it allows optimizations to happen perpetually.