Sentence examples for perpetually concerned from inspiring English sources

What will it mean to live in a world where any device, even perhaps a hammer or a lamp, is potentially a two-way object, perpetually concerned with optimizing itself with me?

Membership officially exceeds 400, but the core is a fastidious, perpetually concerned team of about dozen pigeon lovers, animal activists and eccentrics, some perhaps finding meaning in fighting for a neglected cause.

Beep, who resembles a truncated, malfunctioning pogo stick, and Bah, a somewhat querulous creature with a perpetually concerned expression on his face, try to track down the sock's rightful owner, traveling from one animal to the next, with lots of slapstick and tween-friendly humor along the way.

It's not just women who are concerned about large, perpetually clogged pores.

These two principles -- respect for one another and collaborative improvement of the world -- nicely captured Americans' perpetually competing concerns for individual freedom and for community, he said, and "are shared by most if not all our nation's religions".

But Troupe concerns the pregnancy discrimination claim of an expectant mother who was fired for perpetually coming to work late.

While Van Gundy perpetually preaches the importance of defense, his main concern now is his team's offense.

It was an emotional homecoming, and there was concern about a letdown in Montreal, a city perpetually on the verge of losing its team.

I think many women are perpetually suckered into spending attention on things that are none of our concern.

My generation has been bombarded by research about the developing brain, breast milk, infant sleeping positions and an infinite list of child-rearing concerns to rob us of our sleep and make us feel perpetually inadequate.

We live in perpetually improving standards of living so I tend to downplay a little bit the transient concern as if this is the first time this has ever happened.