In 1719, he became a member of the Académie Royale des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres asd, as early as 1722, was elevated to the capacity of Perpetual Secretary.
His scholarly and imaginative interpretation of Flaubert and Madame Bovary, The Perpetual Orgy, perhaps illustrates that capacity of his mind most effectively.
No doubt the intensity of his early religious training contributed to his capacity to let perpetual light shine upon the quotidian, yet this religious poet was inhabited by another who was, in a very precise sense, a secular Milosz, one afflicted by the atrociousness of the saeculum he was fated to live through.
Cash-strapped power generators lack funds to procure the fuel needed to run plants at full capacity, leading to perpetual outages.
Although arrivals by sea decreased by a third in 2017, the country's frontline immigration services, like first responder boats and doctors, are past capacity and in perpetual crisis.
As this capacity is superfluous in the perpetual Azolla symbiosis, gene clusters related to carbon uptake and metabolism may be subject to repeated deleterious mutations due to accelerated molecular evolution in the host-restricted environment.
Cameron said NATO troop capacity was "patchy" and there appeared to be perpetual problems with shortages of air transport support.
In reality, whatever mental capacity you've got leftover a semester of perpetual hangovers and come downs is going to be used up either coming up with pranks, inventing new drinking games, or negotiating the intense House of Cards-level politics of college life.
He is less confident about America's capacity to sustain a steady foreign policy, noting that "the perpetual psychodrama of democratic transitions" is a constant invitation to other nations to "hedge their bets" on us.
To be a reporter requires a perpetual straddle between empathy and detachment, and Didion's refinement of that capacity is part of what has long made her a role model to use that unfortunate but necessary phrase especially to female writers of slight build, neurasthenic temperament, and literary aspiration.
