Sentence examples for perpetual feeling from inspiring English sources

Niou was raised in Beaverton, Oregon, by Chinese-American immigrants, and remembers a childhood troubled by a perpetual feeling of difference.

Perhaps, rather than the mystique, it's the sense of knowledge that keeps them hanging on – that perpetual feeling of opening the city up like a pocket watch and seeing its cogs and springs all whirring away inside.

But not as easy to use as the iPhone, a little bit ugly, and with a perpetual feeling that some screws had been left too loose in the rush to get the software out the door.

Stress is a myth--a perpetual feeling lodged in your emotional memory.

Because perfection is, of course, an impossible pursuit, perfectionists tend to have the perpetual feeling that they're not quite there yet.

Your love is genuine, but so are your perpetual feelings of emptiness and of powerlessness.

Jean's problem started in high school, with repeated bouts of abdominal cramps, a perpetual bloated feeling and the need to visit the bathroom dozens of times a day for long periods at a time but without much relief.

And it still seems to exist in a state of perpetual motion, a feeling that starts with the relentless, propulsive sweep of Mr. Schönberg's score.

Victims often report a feeling of perpetual defilement, an inability to feel clean, an overwhelming sense of vulnerability, and a paralyzing feeling of lack of control over their lives.

There's a feeling of perpetual movement.

Just writing that last sentence (and, probably, reading it) brought back the feeling of perpetual exhaustion.