Sentence examples for perpetually fascinating from inspiring English sources
If Shostakovich, above, is getting a lot of attention in recent years, it's because he is a perpetually fascinating subject of debate.
Besides the sudden dazzling sunset over the Atlantic every night, the mysterious shapes of massive baobad trees and the colours and scents of tropical bushes, nowhere else in the world offers such perpetually fascinating lessons in ingenuity, such warmth, generosity, birthday parties.
Still, archive films like these demonstrate a perpetually fascinating fact: that at any given point in history, no matter how archaic it now looks, youth cultures assume they are as advanced as it's possible to be.
Bugliosi still writes voluminously -- and without a computer -- but he's had to put down his pen for the moment because journalists like me are swarming around, asking for his insights, 40 years on, about the 1969 slaughters, now known the world over as the Manson murders, and their chief instigator, the hideously and evidently perpetually fascinating Charles Manson.
"She's always fascinating.
I find all this fascinating and yet another step forward in the lies and distortions become fact mode of our media and the perpetually angry people who are... well, perpetually angry.
And the vast variety of styles made a fascinating exercise in seeing what the designer had invented in the 1960s that has entered the lexicon of fashion, and what remains perpetually circling his favored space age orbit.
Shawn is perpetually late.
