Sentence examples for perpetually believe from inspiring English sources

Players of Super Hexagon who fail and fail again perpetually believe that they will improve.

Some believe that the tech industry will be perpetually churning and creating new market leaders.

The Leeds flyweight is pretty much a walking, talking riposte to those who believe all is wrong with the sport, a perpetually smiling pocket of energy who bounces round the gym between interviews like a pinball between flippers.

Clemens believed that perpetually rebuilding the house would extend his life.

Regardless of how one feels about public employee unions, it is hard to believe that many Wisconsinites will be satisfied having schools and government agencies perpetually staffed solely by the inept and the inexperienced.

Rejection after rejection started to make me believe that my military service was the main reason why I was perpetually unemployed.

She knows that if she wanted to send a message to girls calling on them to believe in their own strength and talent, and to resist a society that perpetually tries to sexualize them, to market thong underwear to 6-year-olds and display photographs of prepubescent girls in provocative clothes and poses, no one would pay any attention.

If you believe all you read you'd be forgiven for thinking the world of waste is a rollercoaster of emotions with tensions perpetually running high with fresh outrage around every corner.

She believes them also perpetually lonely.

Aside from the cave, Papademetropoulos is most partial to artist Allison Schulnik's painting Small Gnomes, which the curator believes has the capacity to perpetually yield undiscovered meanings.

Mariner 10, the last of the series, cruised by not only Venus, but Mercury as well, demonstrating that the innermost planet did not, in fact, keep one face perpetually turned toward the sun, as had been previously believed.