Sentence examples similar to perpetually familiar from inspiring English sources

Owen Wilson, a tall, laid-back iteration of the familiar Allen persona, is Gil, a perpetually dissatisfied Hollywood screenwriter trying to reinvigorate his youthful dreams of literary glory.

In many parts of the country the pump jack — a kind of equine-pterodactyl metal monstrosity that perpetually extracts oil from a well — is as familiar a feature of the landscape as a tree or a telephone pole.

The role is a familiar one for Pence, whom one Hill Republican described as "the Catcher in the Rye" — perpetually defending the president and his actions.

His countenance is as familiar as the team logo — the downturned upper lip, the hands on hips, a man whose face seems perpetually red from exhortation, irritation or unyielding determination.

The ancients were familiar with physical courage and the priests with moral courage, but in this over-communicated age when mortals feel perpetually addled, Woods is the symbol of mental willpower.

Perpetually inebriated.

Perpetually unimpressed.

Two are the familiar steamed varieties, the pleated, bottom-heavy dough balls that remind me of artist Juan Munoz's bronzed human sandbags that perpetually argue outside the Hirshhorn.

Shawn is perpetually late.

He worked perpetually.

Olbermann is perpetually aggrieved.