Sentence examples similar to perpetual remarks from inspiring English sources
"The sun has gone into hiding," remarks one of the survivors of the gray, perpetual winter that engulfs them, against the aching strains of the mournful score by System of a Down lead vocalist Serj Tankian.
He remarked, "if anybody wants to put me into perpetual servitude on the basis of that remuneration, I shall prepare to consider it".
It has been remarked before that modern economics is belief in a perpetual motion machine.
Yeats was less sentimental and later remarked that "the tragedy of sexual intercourse is the perpetual virginity of the soul".
On the Senate floor, the remarks of Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina, provided evidence that an age of perpetual political peace had not yet dawned.
He lauded the bravery and strength of the United States armed forces, but started his foreign policy remarks by asserting that "enduring security and lasting peace do not require perpetual war".
In his remarks at the plant, Mr. Romney also characterized Mr. Obama's presidency as one of perpetual negative déjà vu.
After the game, he remarked that his 37 Qb2 could have been answered by 37... Qc4, because 38 Qh8 Ke7 39 Qe5 only gives perpetual check.
Politicians on both sides of the aisle have also remarked that they wish they had China's ability to get things done without perpetual factionalism holding up national priorities, such as infrastructure.
He further remarks that, even in the West, there is grudging admiration for, "China's ability to get things done without perpetual factionalism holding up national priorities, such as infrastructure".
