Sentence examples for perpetual cloud from inspiring English sources

But once the Bosnian Muslims had worked out his origins, Stankovic-Stanley was under a perpetual cloud of suspicion.

The effects on our civic well-being when the immigrants among us must live under a perpetual cloud of suspicion are worse.

Probably the greatest threat to health is the perpetual cloud of red dust that gets thrown up by the baking and excavation of bricks.

The self-proclaimed socialist Sir Alex Ferguson no longer having to live under a perpetual cloud of self-loathing and embarrassment.

And before the space age, planetary scientists imagined an Earth-like environment, perhaps even tropical jungles, obscured by Venus's perpetual cloud cover.

And yet "DJ-Kicks" (!K7), his contribution to the long-running mix series, casts a wide net, using dubstep as a foundation (his track "Blood Orange" pulses with a mechanized brutality) while demonstrating how British dance floors are no longer under a perpetual cloud.

Venus is covered with a thick mantle of perpetual clouds with a dense atmosphere made up mostly of carbon dioxide laced with sulfuric acid.

I don't think it's unusual to walk through life and continuously wonder, "Why me?" Growing up I always felt like I had a perpetual black cloud over my head.

Designed for the Swiss Expo in 2002, its lightweight tensegrity structure suspended the platform and metal construction over the Lake Neuchatel, while 31400 high-pressure jets created a perpetual artificial cloud.

The perpetual grey clouds were occasionally broken by the sun to expose blue sky.

Early telescopic observations of the planet revealed a perpetual veil of clouds, suggestive of a substantial atmosphere and leading to popular speculation that Venus was a warm, wet world, perhaps similar to Earth during its prehistoric age of swampy carboniferous forests and abundant life.