Sentence examples similar to perpetually essential. from inspiring English sources

At the heart of the case is an essential question we perpetually struggle with: Is the value of diversity sufficient to warrant active interventions to ensure it in every sphere?

An accord signed between the industry and environmental groups in 1991 recognized commercial plantation forests as an essential source of perpetually renewable fibre and energy, offering an alternative to stop the depletion of the natural forests.

Essentially, forest owners agreed that they would not clear any land or disturb any area with naturally occurring indigenous vegetation (subject to definition) in return for recognition by the environmental groups that commercial plantations were an essential source of perpetually renewable fibre and energy, offering an alternative to halt the depletion of indigenous forests.

("The perpetually astonishing Emily a wholly original, unexpected, essential creation," Tony Kushner calls her, in his introduction to the published edition of the screenplay).

("The perpetually astonishing Emily a wholly original, unexpected, essential creation," Tony Kushner calls her, in his introduction to the published edition of the screenplay). The building, which is on Central Park West, in the Nineties, was Lonergan's home through much of his youth.

It all gives the city its essential character, of course, that sense of being perpetually on the verge.

Perpetually inebriated.

Perpetually unimpressed.

Shawn is perpetually late.

He worked perpetually.

Olbermann is perpetually aggrieved.