Sentence examples for perpetually complaining from inspiring English sources
"We are perpetually complaining about our audiences being old," she said.
"Like every New Yorker, I was always perpetually complaining about the lack of closet space," Ms. Akhtar said.
I find myself unable to reconcile so many people perpetually complaining about the EU and the democratic deficit which exists in its institutions, with two-thirds of the population failing to register their political preference.
PAGE F1 LIES MY PARENTS TOLD ME Jennifer Buettner stumbled upon her idea for a children's placebo after listening to her young daughter perpetually complain of various mystery ailments.
I am referring to those common, garden variety, everyday folks we all know who just "rub us" the wrong way; such as someone who constantly complains, talks incessantly, gossips, tells white lies, is selfish, controlling, passive, opinionated, a braggart, abrasive, unkempt, perfectionistic, unreliable, perpetually late, irresponsible, or ____________ (fill in the blank).
He was revered despite his odd mannerisms, which included conducting business in bed in gray woolen pajamas, weeping publicly and complaining perpetually of poor health.
Sure, social media is perpetually flooded with DJs complaining, but the cons of long flights, lost luggage and logistical meltdowns pale in comparison to the pros of global travel, VIP accommodations and endless afterparties.
His audience is his oldest child, Élizabeth (Anne Consigny), who has been complaining about the inexplicable sadness that perpetually afflicts her.
