Sentence examples for perpetually but from inspiring English sources

Pynchon's novels are always more or less picaresque journeys; his characters travel perpetually, but rarely arrive anywhere meaningful.

In England it was hot and clear overhead, though the ground quivered perpetually, but in the tropics, Sirius and Capella and Aldebaran showed through a veil of steam.

Like fear, anger isn't an ideal state to stay in perpetually, but at least there's motivation in anger, whereas fear can often feel paralyzing.

You may be perpetually skint but student life at least allows room for spontaneity.

Weinsinn is perpetually full but not a scene; all the action is on the plates and in the glasses.

Across four decades, we've witnessed a full-blown, epic saga of a man perpetually considering, but never achieving, retirement.

Jennifer Coolidge, who plays the perpetually pregnant but willfully unmaternal Edith, attributes some of that warm welcome to timing.

"They are so inundated by information, they have no way to sort all this stuff out -- it's like being perpetually electrocuted but not realizing it," he said.

"Contemporary pluralism," Smith has written, "creates a situation in which evangelicals can perpetually maintain but can never resolve their struggle with the nonevangelical world".

Having slain the dragon that was Alfonse D'Amato — the perpetually vulnerable but nevertheless previously unbeatable New York Republican — in 1998, Chuck Schumer has grown into a full-blown political powerhouse.

Frank Woodley's sweet-faced Candide reminds you of Buster Keaton, an innocent perpetually surprised – but essentially untouched by experience – who wanders the world with his eyes wide shut.