We're not freezing or starving in a cave, so we can enjoy what autumn and winter bring, instead of trying to live in a perpetual climate-controlled fluorescent world with the same day-in, day-out processed, packaged, flown-in food.
Canadians with the money to live abroad moved south in bigger numbers in the 1990s, drawn by a perpetual spring-like climate, an endless number of social and charitable organizations to sign up with, and prices low enough to hire maids and gardeners.
For a generation raised with the values of confessional TV and in a climate of perpetual communication, playing the part of a "Real World" cast member comes easily.
The island's bleak Antarctic climate, with perpetual snow covering three-fourths of the island, supports only hardy grasses and other tundra plants.
This notion has not been borne out with Iran, where the rulers of the Islamic Republic believe that self-interest — their own survival — depends on a climate of perpetual crisis and permanent demonization of the U.S. and Israel.
(Ebell believes that the Paris deal is an attempt to "turn the world's economy upside-down and consign poor people to perpetual poverty" – and that climate science is done by "third-rate, fourth-rate and fifth-rate scientists").
But her stunning times, remarkable for both their quality and quantity, have been greeted with skepticism by competitors in a sport where systematic doping by East German swimmers in the 1970's and 1980's and by the Chinese in the 1990's contributed to a climate of perpetual suspicion regarding excellence.
Climate change, the perpetual economic crisis, anomie remixed; all are ripe conditions for a culture of protest.
Many pundits seem to express a desire to see a more peremptory President Obama, but I truly believe that your perpetual gauging of the political climate and American people has served us well.
(As far as Churchill movies are concerned, the climate is one of perpetual tempest).
