Sentence examples for perpetually expect from inspiring English sources

The meaning of whatever happened last night is still unfolding, and after America 2008 and Alberta 2015 I perpetually expect bitter disappointment by politicians preying on the desperate optimism of the young.

McCarthy has never been given the financial backing usually required to survive in the top flight, as if his teams were perpetually expected to punch above their weight even in the most lucrative league in the world.

As a full time employee of the Kardashian Klan, she is perpetually expected to live up to the perception of herself that people expect, and she's turned just "being herself" into a super lucrative business.

He felt, perpetually, that he could do his bosses' jobs better than they did: "I always expected more of them than I got".

Smarten yourself up man - we expect you to be perpetually dapper.

Though life itself is filled with the perpetually baffling, true randomness usually destabilises fiction, where we expect life to be tidied away even if it's done so under the guise of ostentatious untidiness.

It's a fevered monotone that you expect to recede into nothingness, as if Mary were perpetually trying to erase herself from existence.

Or so it seemed on CBS's "Face the Nation" when Mr. Cain, the former pizza company executive known for his perpetually cheerful disposition, found himself being sternly dressed down by Mr. Schieffer almost like a misbehaving schoolboy – not the treatment presidential candidates normally expect from a Sunday television interviewer.

The demand for water is perpetually high in this fast-growing state, which is expected to add half a million people annually for the next decade.

One is expected to fashion one's existence as something perpetually flexible and adaptable".

The expected showdown between the American Achilles and Saddam Hussein's forces seems to have been perpetually postponed.