Sentence examples for it's perpetual from inspiring English sources
"It's perpetual injustice".
It's perpetual trial and error — whether in France or in the United States.
Otherwise, it's perpetual chaos".
It's perpetual motion with a generous layer of guilt and self-doubt spread on top, and that takes its toll.
In Meinhard Hansen's apartment, however, it is perpetual summer; the sun streams in through tall, south-facing windows and a gauge on the wall reads '24C'24C
Business, he suggested, is better equipped to develop lasting solutions for society's problems than government because it is perpetual, not limited by elections, terms of office or political boundaries.
And that anger and frustration, whether it is perpetual outrage, or the passive aggression of bitter irony, is perhaps today's defining culture feature.
It was perpetual motion, rope jumping and lunges and running and push-ups, and the queasiness would overcome Tino Martinez.
My mother was in love and as soon I was old enough to register playthings, so was I. From then, it was perpetual Barbie season.
Even though this is a very tiny force, it is perpetual, and over days, weeks, and months, this snail-paced acceleration results in the achievement of velocities large enough to overtake and pass the voyagers and pioneers that are now speeding away through the outer reaches of our solar system.
