Sentence examples for perpetually exploring from inspiring English sources
"They are perpetually exploring new depths of depravity in their efforts to shock".
With a chaotic, refreshing 2.5D animation style, the film explores the perpetually disharmonious relationship between civilization and the natural world.
Weissman's group explored whether nonstem cells could acquire "stemness --the ability to perpetually renew themstemness --theding into functionally identical progenitor cellstemness --themore mabilityaughtor cells--in a cancer, focusing on chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML).
Instead of breaking down, she put the world together in a clear and coherent fashion, in a small quantity of perfect poems, such as "One Art", a villanelle that perpetually astonishes with its craft and soul: the subject of loss has rarely been so movingly explored, with an off-handedness that belies the ferocious art that makes it possible.
Vampire relationships of a different sort were explored in the novel Låt den rätte komma in (2004; Let the Right One In) by John Ajvide Lindqvist, in which the main characters are a perpetually childlike vampire and a young boy she befriends and helps fend off bullies.
"We believe that the further people explore the many facts involved in wrongful conviction cases, the more it will become increasingly difficult to buy into claims that police misconduct is so perpetually at fault," says Hale. "After all, there is no financial incentive for the police to fabricate murder confessions and intentionally put innocent people behind bars.
Shawn is perpetually late.
Olbermann is perpetually aggrieved.
