Sentence examples for perennial feeling from inspiring English sources

The perennial feeling of being oxygen-deprived, he said, produces headaches, fatigue and body pain.

It is not just about the invasion of Iraq, or the perennial feeling of favoritism for Israel, or the mild critiques coming from Washington about Egypt's lack of democracy.

As the 20th anniversary of Kurt Cobain's unfortunate death is noted around the world, I feel I can't help but unleash my perennial feelings that Nirvana were way overrated.

At the highest levels, despite the bluster and the perennial ill-feeling, Iraqis know they will remain dependent on the United States for a very long time, even after the internal insurgency is vanquished.

Nostalgia aside, cinemas like the Curzon Soho keep the torch burning for the tradition of turning up, sitting down and – however jaded a cinephile you are – feeling that perennial quickening of expectation as the lights go down.

"I like it wild," said Mr. Oehme (pronounced EHR-ma), describing how he marshaled masses of meadowlike grasses and perennials to evoke the feeling of ocean waves.

The episode is absolutely gut-wrenching and leaves you with the perennial "I just watched SVU feeling" of "the world is completely fucked, I hate everyone".

The book sees the novelist responding to everything from whether he has ever wanted to be a cat (no), to how to stop a partner from burping, and his feelings on his perennial position as prime contender to win the Nobel prize for literature.

Monica Keena and perennial oddball teen Vincent Kartheiser play it with feeling in an indie style.

But while the perennial Tory admen admired Crosby's abilities, the feeling wasn't mutual.

"It's just a gut feeling I have," said Jagr, a perennial All-Star right wing whom Sather obtained from Washington on Jan . 23in what turned out to be a last-gasp push for the playoffs.