Sentence examples similar to perpetually enhancing from inspiring English sources
One friend of mine leads a perpetually enhanced life, one where myth becomes fact and fact is all the better for it.
It recognizes the value of art in creating vibrant, inclusive spaces, and seeks through this initiative to perpetually enhance the experience its members have when seeking care.
And with a strong economy, there seems to be no shortage of deep-pocketed consumers who feel their lives will be enhanced by having fewer wrinkles, perpetually hairless legs and a face free of cumbersome eyeglasses.
"And when doctors lost that, like any red-blooded American, they thought to themselves, 'What am I going to do here?' " And with a strong economy, there seems to be no shortage of deep-pocketed consumers who feel their lives will be enhanced by having fewer wrinkles, perpetually hairless legs and a face free of cumbersome eyeglasses.
"Don't be afraid to care," advises the Pink Floyd singer-guitarist David Gilmour in the prog-rock titans' dreamy anthem "Breathe". It's a signature track on "The Dark Side of the Moon," the perpetually best-selling concept album about modern life and mental illness that has soundtracked many a dorm-room bull session and chemically enhanced "Wizard of Oz" screening.
He also acknowledged that hazing was unlikely to disappear, because it is perpetually attractive as a secret ritual ordeal intended to bind initiates to the common values of an organization in which membership, as they see it, enhances their self-worth.
Shawn is perpetually late.
