Sentence examples similar to perpetual necessities from inspiring English sources
Funnily enough, like Michael Cimino, Coppola insists that Apocalypse Now is not really about the Vietnam war: rather it is about man's perpetual necessity to chose between good and evil.
For a guy so dead set against being defined, perpetual motion is a necessity.
Politicians tell lies to journalists, then believe what they read in the newspapers". The same applies to shared fantasies such as the necessity of consumerism and perpetual economic growth, and collective repressions such as denial of impending eco-catastophe.
The book's contents were ruled off limits to the prosecution by Judge Weinstein before the start of the trial, but for all its misguided boastfulness "Mafia Cop," if taken largely as the truth, presents a case study of a man's struggles to maintain his dignity in a changing world, and of the perpetual conflict between individual pride and institutional necessity.
Many of the Natives are nomadic by necessity: on the run from the perpetual threat of capture, death or slavery.
Shit is almost as central a character as any of the 400 others stuffed in the novel, as is the necessity of your character having a perpetual hard-on¾try stuffing a fruit or vegetable of whatever desired size down your drawers.
Also the necessity to be optimistic while also driven by an artist's perpetual dissatisfaction.
The signing of Juan Mata may have lifted the perpetual sense of failure that has clouded David Moyes' side this season, but the necessity of his arrival has only demonstrated the precarious (by their standards) position they currently sit in.
Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.
Perpetual Groove, jamband.
