Sentence examples for perpetually directed from inspiring English sources

It would be equally as foolish to believe that a liberal guy who spent his whole life working in manual labor to put his kids through school would support the falsely manufactured Democrat mentality that "government assistance is the be-all-end-all" or that their tax dollars should be perpetually directed toward social welfare or even more radical flavors of socialism.

But Grohl may have outdone himself with a new Soundgarden music video he directed in which the perpetually dour grunge-rock veterans appear to be having -- yes, it's true -- a good time.

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.

And while he is certainly aware of the fan vitriol, the perpetually sunny Southern California resident did not seem the least bit fazed by the negativity directed at him.

These proceeds will be directed straight into the NYC Affordable Housing Fund where they will help families with incomes below the city median, not high-income residents lucky enough to have found a perpetually under-priced apartment.

Mr. Cromer, the perpetually active Chicago director, has made a commitment for the fall of next year, when he will direct a revival of the William Inge play "Picnic" on Broadway.

Some will know him best for writing and directing the silly slapstick film The Plank while others will remember his sitcom partnership with Hattie Jacques, who played his perpetually exasperated sister.

The proposition is similar to a crop of new startups that are helping hotels secure more direct bookings online rather than perpetually giving away a large part of their margins to the likes of Booking.com.

Ring says just a few hours per day of direct sun exposure will provide enough juice to keep it going perpetually, which has borne out in my testing so far.

Perpetually inebriated.

Perpetually unimpressed.