Sentence examples for perpetual satisfaction from inspiring English sources
This is an appropriate commentary on the vacuity of postmodern politics, where everything fits into everything else, where ideology has given way to infinite promise and perpetual satisfaction.
We live in an age in which many of us no longer feel rooted in traditional systems of belief; we know we are nothing special — "on a par with ants and daffodils" — and so seek our satisfaction in the perpetual present of consumer capitalism, in which "knowing ourselves" means "simply knowing what we want to have".
The happiness to which, apparently, Americans were entitled by birthright (and that Tocqueville saw with shocking clairvoyance actually meant the raw pursuit of material satisfactions) was conditional on perpetual motion.
Hunkering down and trying to devise new and improved reasons that Dakota would be superior to North Dakota is a diverting pastime, an indigenous sport no less absorbing than ice fishing or curling, and it offers the deep satisfaction that comes with committing oneself to a perpetual struggle.
The gorgeous A Roadman's Hymn aside, his one weakness is the killer pop chorus that might catapult him to wider fame, but the perpetual motion of a track like Drinking in the West End instead holds its own satisfaction.
The first step to promoting personal satisfaction is honest self-appraisal to determine whether you have adopted a mentality of perpetual delayed gratification in your personal and professional life.
Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.
Perpetual Groove, jamband.
Nothing is truly perpetual.
