Sentence examples for perpetually distant from inspiring English sources
Standing on the shoulders of generations past and using their wisdom, knowledge and experience to push forward, celebrating the summits of individual success while acknowledging the struggling masses, Black America in 2013 is staring down at a perpetually distant promised land, and still climbing.
Mr. Harner plays Housman's younger self as a generic, romantic brooder, eyes perpetually fixed on some distant horizon; you have no sense of the embryo of the man to be.
There was no empty "space" outside of this point of matter into which it could expand, for all of space was already there, in that little "point". The expansion of the universe is manifested only in the stretching of space itself, perpetually increasing distances between distant objects, not in some "empty space" gradually getting filled as matter streams into it.
"I'm Your Man" demonstrates that it's hard to write about a writer whose work is so language- and phrase-specific, so intimate and distant at the same time, perpetually engaged in the dance of seduction.
It's poignant as it's maybe one of the few scenes viewers can directly relate to in a world of bleak despondency turned horribly upside down: perpetually grey skies, the rumble of earthquakes underfoot, distant fires roaring on the horizon and a total absence of organic life.
Shawn is perpetually late.
Olbermann is perpetually aggrieved.
Schaap is perpetually weary.
