Sentence examples similar to extending perpetually from inspiring English sources
"Empathy means acknowledging a horizon of context that extends perpetually beyond what you can see".
It's a largely feminine account, beginning with the perpetually affectionate wrangling of married sisters Sona and Rupa, then extending from Sona's densely populated home to the classroom and the shop-floor via her daughter Nisha.
I knew the tension in me between love and power, between pain and rage, and the curious, the grinding way I remained extended between these poles — perpetually attempting to choose the better rather than the worse.
It was about pushing the envelope in sponsorship deals, dreaming up new areas in which to "extend" the brand, as well as perpetually probing the zeitgeist to ensure that the "essence" selected for one's brand would resonate karmically with its target market.
If the enterprise or state becomes too extended, it becomes perilously dependent on perpetual economic growth or on perpetually low interest rates.
Clemens believed that perpetually rebuilding the house would extend his life.
Philip Seymour Hoffman played a physically deteriorating theatre director who embarks on the years-long development of his magnum opus, an unwieldy drama that eventually extends across a city-sized set populated by hundreds of perpetually working actors.
The plants to avoid are midsize and large woody shrubs that will invariably extend out into patios and walkways forcing the gardener to perpetually shear or cut them back.
Slatin: And extend and extend.
This thing extends and extends".
