Sentence examples for only perpetually from inspiring English sources

It was a phantom dance of souls, baffled by these deceptive blends, yet still seeking permanence in the midst of what was only perpetually evanescent, or eternally lost.

In their latest report on the bailed-out state's financial progress, creditors at the EU, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund said Cyprus was well on course to exit its bailout programme by March, leaving only perpetually problem-plagued Greece in the EU under external stewardship.

Silver is the only Perpetually employee moving over to the Smarsh team, as he was the only full-time employee at the time of acquisition.

But perpetually looking ahead, or ― still worse ― looking only at the present moment, only ensures that we will continue to live with damagingly false ideas about our past.

They can only feel perpetually aggrieved that money is taken from their pay every month.

I could have punished him, only to perpetually relive the tug o' war with him for years, driving a wedge between us.

Not only is he perpetually bumping his head against the roofs of taxis, but his height alarms the young women who are otherwise only too delighted to meet lonely "white men in suits".

One contest alone, the race to unseat Representative Rush Holt in the 12th District, is expected to cost the participants a total of $4 million, which Mr. Holt attributes not only to the perpetually high cost of media time in the state but also to "the fact that I probably have the biggest bull's-eye on my back of any member of Congress".

But do not squander your pity on a few precocious undergraduates contemplating a 40-year-old television series — save it instead for the contemporary science-fiction novelist, whose job requires him not only to reflect perpetually on technology's philosophical consequences but to create such technology ceaselessly out of pure imagination.

But these things may all be a big deal for someone who doesn't have enough money to afford new clothes, someone who's been unemployed for multiple months or years, and for someone who's been nothing but heartbroken, rejected and used from every romantic pursuit; only to remain perpetually single and alone.

Only the British are perpetually at war.