Sentence examples for may be perpetual from inspiring English sources

Injunctions may be perpetual or temporary.

Whereas solemn vows are perpetual, simple vows may be perpetual or temporary.

They may be "perpetual", completely forbidding the activity, or "partial", for example limiting when the activity can take place.

George Washington's highest hope for his fellow citizens was "that your union and brotherly affection may be perpetual; that the free Constitution, which is the work of your hands, may be sacredly maintained".

("May the Union be Perpetual" was the heartbreaking sentiment from California, on the eve of four years of devastating civil war).

But for the major institutions, with millions of dollars of fixed costs and hundreds of employees, the worst part may be the perpetual uncertainty.

Therefore, insomnia patients may be in a perpetual cycle of hyperarousal and increased sensitivity to sensory stimulation, which may lead to difficulty in initiating or maintaining sleep.

Belgium is an ever-looser union and, even so, may be a model of perpetual misery.

The reputation of Dawn Powell may be doomed to a perpetual state of revival.

But while Charlie may be an animal in perpetual fight-or-flight mode, Mr. Esparza finds many shades and textures — of pride, humiliation, anger and resentment — within that primal instinct.

In contrast, Mr. Esparza runs full speed ahead with his ambition-stoked character, tapping the full kinetic force he artfully kept under wraps in recent revivals of "Company" and "The Homecoming". But while Charlie may be an animal in perpetual fight-or-flight mode, Mr. Esparza finds many shades and textures — of pride, humiliation, anger and resentment — within that primal instinct.