Sentence examples similar to perpetual fault from inspiring English sources
Among the funds at fault were Invesco Perpetual Income, High Income and Managed Income funds, at the time all run by star manager Neil Woodford.
Dave Jones, however, will be aware that his side have had one or two other good results this season without developing any consistency, a fault responsible for their perpetual home in the bottom three.
In Sartre's analysis, anti-Semitism emerged as a seductively self-sparing form of "sadism"; he called the anti-Semite a "coward" and a "malcontent who dares not revolt from fear of the consequences of his rebellion," and he faulted the "inauthentic Jew," with his "perpetual oscillation between pride and a sense of inferiority," for internalizing the anti-Semite's hatred.
Indeed the constant correction of opera's besetting faults, such as com mercialism of management, artistic irresponsibility of singers, and the perpetual weakness of its public, of any public, for mechanized scenery, has been aimed less toward eliminat ing humanity's low motives than at restoring to favor its higher ones.
Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.
Perpetual Groove, jamband.
Nothing is truly perpetual.
