Sentence examples for perpetually at war from inspiring English sources
Only the British are perpetually at war.
The monk and the winking courtier were perpetually at war inside him.
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.
Meanwhile, the president and his cabinet are perpetually at war with the military and diplomatic bureaucracies over the formulation and conduct of security affairs.
When the hall opened, in the eighties, it was said to be "dead" and "at war with itself," but acoustic tinkering perked it up, and today it's a reminder of the way the urban landscape is perpetually smoothing its sharp edges.
But she is perpetually restless and at war with her past.
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".
For over half a century, it was completely unthinkable that any president would do so, because a policy from the depths of the Cold War kept us perpetually at arm's length from a country a mere 90 miles from Florida.
