Sentence examples for perpetually focus from inspiring English sources

Pseudo-classics like The Black Scorpion, The Giant Claw and The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms, inadvertently hilarious Hollywood creature features that seem to perpetually focus on an imperiled earth threatened by a massive monster that, at least for most of the movie, seems impervious to bombs, bullets, and bad acting.

And Webcams that have been perpetually focused on everything from a tarantula to artists' studios dot the Net.

VIEWED from a distance, the scaffolding on the Capitol's dome makes the building seem perpetually out of focus.

If you can remember what life was like when the world seemed to be perpetually out of focus, when the sort of issues that interested you were existentialism, sensation, falling in love, and the shape of the universe, you're probably part-way there.

Most often described as "curmudgeonly" and "rumpled," Sanders is perpetually outraged, and obsessively focused on even the most mundane fights against inequality.

As the complex lost soul who can be at once endearing and infuriating, he slips perpetually between irascibility and incoherence, focusing just long enough to exasperate those around him.

The critics said: "As the complex lost soul who can be at once endearing and infuriating, he slips perpetually between irascibility and incoherence, focusing just long enough to exasperate those around him.

She focused her attention perpetually outward, on changing him: He was to blame, so she needed to fix him.

A section of the dating market tends to focus on women, who seem perpetually convinced that they need to change themselves.

This surge will continue because of how polling trajectory is tied to both campaigns; Hillary is perpetually defending against scandal while Bernie is free to focus on issues.

Rather, they focused on the story of an intrepid, perpetually optimistic salesman, beginning with his first day on the job.