Sentence examples similar to perpetually believing from inspiring English sources

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

And although I was perpetually single, I believed my experience as frequent wedding-goer meant that I could trust my judgment in matters of other people's hearts, if not my own.

Perpetually lighthearted, he sincerely believed that life was meant to be enjoyed...

The Legislature flounders perpetually because its members believe they were sent to Albany to champion their regions rather than work for the well-being of the entire state.

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

Ms. Putman saw herself and her career as perpetually unfinished projects, telling House Beautiful: "I've had so many occasions to start believing in myself, and I never will.

There are Israelis who deny that the Palestinians are a nation with national aspirations, believing that they can be given independence in municipalities but remain perpetually under the jurisdiction and control of the Israeli authorities.

Just believing that life is to be enjoyed puts our mindset into a positive mode, and we can deal with challenges better than if we are perpetually pessimistic.

She believes them also perpetually lonely.

They believe Lewis is perpetually engaged in a private campaign to manipulate his image, and that he is now simply polishing up a new one.

It was so warm and loving and perpetually good, I couldn't believe it.