Sentence examples for must be perpetually from inspiring English sources

And so it must be perpetually rewritten by its dying author -- or authors.

The task of making magic seem natural must be perpetually renewed, and is more complex than just making it look offhand.

Souness spoke of his "relief" afterwards but refuted the suggestion that he must be perpetually gripped with a sense of foreboding.

However immoral or subversive this may sound to some, it is the writer who must always remember that morality, if it is to remain or become morality, must be perpetually examined, cracked, changed, made new".

I'm not going to alert you that you're a suspect.' " As Mr. Goldblum sees it, a detective, like an actor, must be perpetually inquisitive and a constant conduit of information.

Instead, we've seen an ever-deepening entrenchment of the notion that one community is now an island within the island, condemned to accept that its membership of the wider community is perpetually in question, must be constantly asserted and proven, on pain of excommunication.

To the unmarried, it seemed that a couple must be intimately, perpetually exposed to each other – but actually, that wasn't bearable".

On the final day in Trenton, the hapless senator was probably like Faustus trying to postpone his fate ("Now hast thou but one bare hour to live/And then thou must be damned perpetually").

How horrible it must be they think, to be perpetually degraded by all those horrible people you serve.

Recording in VR means that all experiences must be perfect  -  because they can be perpetually relived.

Be perpetually positive.