Sentence examples for most perpetually from inspiring English sources

Brazil Music may be Brazil's most perpetually renewable resource.

That's the insoluble conundrum of garage rock: the most perpetually exciting sound in rock easily outstays its welcome.

Boulevard comes alive, however, when the formidable Kathy Baker – one of Hollywood's most perpetually underrated – gets her scenes as Nolan's wife Joy.

With the possible exception of Ollie Locke, who is basically the world's most perpetually uncomprehending Easter Island statue tribute act, this year's crop appears to have been weaponised for full amusement.

I've yet to see Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's upcoming performance as Hercules, but I'm willing to bet that he'll be the most miserable, skint, perpetually exhausted and constantly pooing Hercules of all time.

As is the case with many of the "questions" asked by Waldrep in Archicembalo, our daily self-questionings are usually statements rather than incipient investigations because most of them perpetually lack answers--and we know it.

It's hard to imagine that Summer was a mother of three and a grandmother of four as the image of her by most people is perpetually as the hot young disco diva surrounded by the swirl of endless particles of light reflected and refracted off that whirling ball suspended from the ceiling.

Most dogs are perpetually hungry.

But the Federal Reserve's recent interest-rate increase, and the possibility of more to come, has reminded even the most sanguine that a perpetually stable expansion cannot be taken for granted.

Instead, the Ripper story – to which Wearside Jack is a pathetic but powerful adjunct – has become a relentless examination of male identity, of violence most horribly, and somehow perpetually, in bloom.

Slow start, but Paul Dickov's made some smart additions – none more so than deadline day signing Shefki Kuqi, the decent, proven striker most lower league strugglers perpetually cry out for.