Planet Football can often appear to inhabit a parallel moral universe – all the more so in the perpetually angry, always-on, Twitter-fuelled, phone-in frenzied, blindly partisan digital age.
Rooted at the intersection of performance and technology, Schneider's work critically investigates our over-dependence on being perpetually connected in an always-on world.
Were they perpetually invisible or always available?
She seems perpetually modern, always in tune with the times as the 20th century progresses.
And they perpetually, and not always unrealistically, sense the imminence of great wealth.
House members must face the voters every two years, and as a result they campaign perpetually and always have at least one eye on public opinion.
In a biography by John and Dennis Williams, Pryor's teacher Marguerite Yingst Parker remembered him as "perpetually exhausted, sometimes lonely, always likable. . . .
My desire and the object of my critique is to see an Israel in a secure peace and friendship with its neighbours and that will never be achieved in a perpetually militarised Middle East always on the brink of annihilation.
Yet Sontag has no more use for the pure of heart and perpetually incredulous who are always shocked by the wounds of the world, by evidence of "hands-on" cruelty and proof "that depravity exists".
Mr. Duell, who was less than five and a half feet tall and weighed not quite 140 pounds, was never a star, but he had a slyly roguish and perpetually boyish mug that always added spice to the roles of cabdrivers, shoeshine men, butlers and desk clerks he often played.
The dancers in "Knistern" looked perpetually feverish, yet were not always consistently compelling.
