Sentence examples for perpetual contrast from inspiring English sources

Creation can only be achieved by both principles working in tandem and consists in God ordering and "shaping" or "forming" ("Gestalten" in its verbal form) the world in perpetual contrast with chaos.

In contrast, a perpetual strong misfolded protein signal is required to activate the CHOP-mediated death program.

In a promotional video, product manager Scott Rinaldo contrasted the perpetual willingness of the machine with the fickleness of a human romantic partner.

So in my story there's a purposeful contrast between the perpetual summer of "Swallows and Amazons" and the reality of that era's passing, along with its particular stories and perspectives.

Lebanon was a terrible mistake, but, in contrast to the perpetual war lobby, Reagan learned from his errors.

She was always pushing back her unstyled white-gray-blonde-brown hair from her forehead, always in clothes that seemed zig-zaggy and contrasting in design, in perpetual motion like her.

By contrast, nominations of judges, a perpetual source of discord and a worrying drag on the courts, are not part of the deal.Nor have more radical Democrats given up hope of reforming the filibuster.

Mr. Perahia was finely in control of its alternations and contrasts, and also of its perpetual recycling.

Their clothes also don't change much from season to season, which is breaking another rule: that of perpetual change, of fashion simulating newness purely by its contrast with that which came before.

In both cases the contrast between my settled affluence and the artists' perpetual uncertainty and struggle was profound.

— Free Syrian (@HamaEcho) 10 May 12 The moderator pressed the candidates on the subject of the seemingly perpetual protests roiling the Egyptian streets, and their responses again painted a sharp contrast.