Sentence examples for perpetually exciting from inspiring English sources

"It was perpetually exciting and pioneering," says Trevor Nunn, who was taken on by Hall as a director in 1964.

That's the insoluble conundrum of garage rock: the most perpetually exciting sound in rock easily outstays its welcome.

"Exciting, exciting".

Exciting exciting exciting.

His authentic self is always so taken up with the immediate that he is quite unconcerned with glorifying his part in defending his country, and much more interested in conveying the texture and character of the world in which he is perpetually meeting new and exciting people and hearing and doing surprising things".

While being perpetually on the move is exciting, it can also be draining, and we miss our family and friends.

When you are on that circuit, you are perpetually under the illusion that you are hearing from the exciting, fresh people who are about to change history.

And what's most exciting about the job, and what keeps it so perpetually interesting for me, is that I get to do so across disciplines and practices.

The opportunities provided by being connected digitally are exciting in many ways, but they also leave many of us perpetually locked in work mode.

Perpetually inebriated.

Perpetually unimpressed.