Sentence examples for perpetual condition from inspiring English sources

Retro has become a perpetual condition.

But without the perpetual condition that defines our own system more and more with each passing year -- "gridlock".

Once brought out into light, he was in a perpetual, holy condition of bedazzlement and wonder; no story could ever equal the thing itself.

And a graduate tax would not entail the shadow of perpetual debt, a condition which in most other contexts governments always warn against.

Writers, as Cagney recalled, were "doing the best they could under perpetual rush-rush conditions... to crank out their stuff by the yard".

Therefore, locations with perpetual bad weather conditions for astronomy would probably benefit from photographing the moon and the sun instead.

From another point of view that looks at the variety and intensity with which violence is being employed, the Long Peace can be described as a condition of perpetual conflict.

We dwell, much as previous generations did and yet more than ever, in a culture of surplus, a condition of perpetual over- stimulation that is at once exciting and disconcerting.

A condition of perpetual warfare has left the US more or less bankrupt, a state of affairs that can be sustained only as long as China chooses to fund the federal debt.

But also, clearly, something in Chase's complexity — I believe the Freudian (or is it mob?) term for that condition of perpetual discontent and agita is meshugge — provides an insight into everything that has come together to make ours such a rewarding moment in television storytelling.

The third condition for perpetual peace in a world of distinct but interacting states is the observance of cosmopolitan right, which Kant limits to universal hospitality.