Sentence examples for perpetual attention from inspiring English sources

The Oscar, gold and svelte as the day it was minted, stands at perpetual attention on a bookcase in the upper Park Avenue condo Mr. Ramin shares with his spiffy wife, Gloria, whose beguiling portrait hangs above the sofa.

The sport – and it really is a sport, whatever the detractors say – faces a perpetual struggle for attention.

The camera loves her beauty, but on screen her charms may draw unwanted attentions, perpetual suspicions and even a jealous lover's knife.

To add to the weirdness of that is the idea that Fritz, the attention seeking perpetual victim, is supposed to be playing three of the roles.

Everybody has a guy friend who's a perpetual joker and loves the attention of a crowd, but if this guy makes a special effort to get you to laugh, he's either trying to cheer you up (have you been blue lately?) or flirting heavily.

A special attention was focused on the perpetual screw technique.

Don't be with the perpetual flirt, who just likes to get attention from guys and nothing more.

McCain seems most comfortable when he is doing many things at once, and he found the perpetual motion of the campaign — and being the center of attention — uniquely satisfying.

Norman, a sprout whose black hair stands at attention as if he were in a state of perpetual alarm (he is voiced with vivid emotion by Kodi Smit-McPhee), can't help but be a little creepy.

Subtitled "My Leave It to Beaver Days and Other Wild Hollywood Life," it drew attention mainly because of a bawdy chapter detailing his "perpetual sexfest" during the 1960s.

If anyone were truly paying attention, what could more effectively bring home just how perpetual Washington's post-9/11 war policies are likely to be?