Sentence examples for is being perpetually from inspiring English sources

However, this price is usually not fixed, as new information is being perpetually generated in the economy and rapidly incorporated in the market prices.

New La Jolla, California startup ProQuo launches this evening to help you battle all the evil that is being perpetually perpetrated against your personal information.

But for esoteric Buddhism, that Dharma itself is being perpetually expressed in and as its embodiment in the phenomenal world, in its sounds, movements, and forms, and even in the thoughts of sentient beings.

We live in a world where God's Pentecost is being perpetually sabotaged by Satan's scandal.

Is it possible the world actually has only a couple dozen sixth-grade math instructors, who are being perpetually shuffled from one education job fair to the next?

Balanchine was notably wary of the star system, which emphasized who was dancing more than what was being danced, but he was perpetually fascinated by the connections among dancers, music and light.

"Opportunity is who we are," President Obama said last week, but, as this war of words reveals, who we really are is a nation deeply, perpetually, and bitterly at odds with itself over its most basic beliefs.

Mr. English is known for being perpetually in motion.

Following it is rather like being perpetually doused in sunshine: perfectly pleasant and yet oddly unnerving.

"They are so inundated by information, they have no way to sort all this stuff out -- it's like being perpetually electrocuted but not realizing it," he said.

Yet today even writers deep into their 30s are depicted as being perpetually on the threshold, ing?es or hothouse shoots who need to be coaxed toward some hypothetical eventual flowering.