Sentence examples for perpetually at from inspiring English sources

Only the British are perpetually at war.

Flamboyant and smug, he was perpetually at odds with critics.

The monk and the winking courtier were perpetually at war inside him.

That leaves vodka and gin, two spirits that are perpetually at odds yet ever intertwined.

"The romance of narrative is perpetually at odds with reality," Mr. Roth wrote.

Here, where the men are perpetually at work and the women perpetually at play, talk becomes a kind of erotic destiny — what one character calls "orgasm by gossip".

Caro is stocky and compact, with an atmosphere of being perpetually at the ready.

To hear television anchors most days is to think that disaster is perpetually at hand.

It is precisely these ideas that keep the Mideast perpetually at war.

__________ Britain's secret wars | For more than 100 years, Britain has been perpetually at war.

Fandom is perpetually at war with rationality; individual events are seldom as significant as they seem in the moment.