Sentence examples for perpetual ideal from inspiring English sources

But he remains a poet of astonishing inventiveness — "The perpetual ideal is astonishment," he writes.

But he remains a poet of astonishing inventiveness—"The perpetual ideal is astonishment," he writes.

For a poet of his seniority to write "The perpetual ideal is astonishment" is a wonder, like George Herbert's desire, after his spirit's tempest, to "once more smell the dew and rain, / And relish versing".

Our chief task therefore is to make perpetual progress toward the ideal of divine nature, for each of us is like a little divinity in the City of God PEE, "Monadology," §83 & §85, pp. 223 4; T §147, pp. 215 216).

It's a heavily trafficked, upscale shopping area (between the copious perpetual Manhattan construction) – an ideal spot to pop in and play around with shiny new smartphone or VR headset between brunch and a trip to Dean and Deluca.

His persistence and devotion to his men and his perpetual mindfulness of the ideals for which they were fighting won him the respect and loyalty of many.

There was a school of thought that, simply by entering into government at a difficult time, rather than sitting back and relishing the luxury — and the untested ideals — of perpetual opposition, the Lib Dems had shown an unwonted strain of courage.

Her life of perpetual adoration no longer sounded ideal.

This weird "24/7 perpetual worker" was always the ideal goal of neoliberal economists such as Friedrich Hayek and Gary Becker.

Pure potential and its despair combine to create the ideal late-capitalist perpetual-motion engine, with self-realization powering the drive train.

With Bollywood a national obsession, the standoff also has resonated across India, drawn a cameo appearance by the country's political heir, Rahul Gandhi, and even touched on deeper chords about India's perpetual struggle to fulfill its ideals as an inclusive democracy.