Sentence examples for perpetually caught between from inspiring English sources

In her classic account of why the rain-soaked British Isles are perpetually caught between deluge and drought ("Water in Great Britain"), Celia Kirby, formerly of the country's Institute of Hydrology, reckoned that the man-made forests of densely packed conifers had much to answer for.

Music, especially nowadays, seems perpetually caught between progression and regression.

The movie has a fan's heart, a sense of loving every goofball moment, but as directed by Mike Mendez it also seems perpetually caught between being a spoof or playing it straight and winds up falling between the cracks rather than rising above.

Nowadays it's the domain of painfully single 28 to 34-year-olds who write like they're 14, perpetually caught between the pious (POP MUSIC IS JUST GOOD FUN!) and the hilarious (Beady Eye's debut album sounds more like Missy Elliot than The Beatles.... NOT!).

And, rather than needing to squash or cover up our base biases, perpetually caught in a Freudian tug-of-war between Id and Superego, the current view opens the possibility of redefining our social environment so that it doesn't need to track race as a socially significant marker.

but he was perpetually caught fiddling with the pitch.

He was perpetually caught in a trap of overpromising and under-delivering.

Several hold balls, jump ropes or other toys; the teenagers wear the slightly guilty look of an age group perpetually caught in the act of doing something wrong.

Corel, the software company perpetually caught in Microsoft 's crosshairs, is benefiting from Microsoft's legal troubles and a desperate need among PC makers to cut costs.

Newcomers perpetually catch the tail end and stake their claim to the remnants.

We get caught between screens, and feel that we are perpetually lagging behind.