Sentence examples for perpetually about from inspiring English sources

A hint of a smile lingers perpetually about his face, which seems to belong to a younger man.

In the park people were strolling past the bronze soldier, as ever unaware that he was perpetually about to draw his sword in a commemorative re-enactment of his crusade.

The chapters in "Fosse" are titled like a countdown clock, inching toward mortality (Sixty Years, Forty-Five Years), as if Fosse were a time bomb perpetually about to explode.

They will also be lofted by the paradoxical lightness and gaiety of the writing, by the wonderfully winding talk perpetually about to turn a corner, and by the stubborn humanity in the characters' maneuvers to survive.

Indeed some of the turbulence of Trump's personality and that part of him which seems to be perpetually about to go out of control may result from his missing his calling.

"Five or six people circled around to tell me the tale of the perpetually about-to-open toilet.

Instead we are perpetually anxious about not having enough, or moan about our children having too much even as we buy it for them.

I am perpetually wary about placing scientists on pedestals.

"We are perpetually complaining about our audiences being old," she said.

If there is anything the Chinese are perpetually serious about it is food".

Hicks's wife had told them that her husband was perpetually angry about it.