Sentence examples for perpetually considering from inspiring English sources

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

She is just starting her law career, he is in a limbo of odd jobs, perpetually considering trying for a Ph.D. in literature.

I'd always watched what I ate, perpetually considering myself on a diet -- and thought myself fat when I was a wisp -- you've heard this story before.

We think of Giants coach Tom Coughlin as a man perpetually aggrieved and consider Buffalo Bills coach Rex Ryan a puerile teen-ager — after all, that's how they behave in our homes.

Now they must say yes or no or maybe or kind of yes but maybe no to a small range of perpetually amendable proposals universally considered meaningless.

Forthcoming films include "Dark Roots: The Anna Nicole Smith Story," an exploration of Ms. Smith's early life in Texas, for Showtime and "The Hidden Führer," which again considers the perpetually whispered (and never proven) theory that Hitler was gay, for HBO.

Cauthen said some of the solutions being considered include perpetually freezing the ground and taking away 20 stories to reduce the height, but drilling piles into bedrock would likely be the best method.

But that's because it's often hard to watch any modern musical without considering his pervasive influence on the genre, as if Sondheim is perpetually perched in Row H of the artists' minds.

Locke had spent the early 1690s campaigning against the statute, considering it "ridiculous" that the works of dead authors were held perpetually in copyright.

Moreover, Sabbath and festival themes are considered to be perpetually significant, recurring and renewed in every generation.

The road carried 160,000 cars a day and was perpetually jammed, but was still considered indispensible for the city's economy.