But Ford was also despotic, grandiose and perpetually on the prowl for imagined enemies, the professor said.
"All my life when I heard about the Pale of Settlement, I imagined snow falling softly, perpetually, on Jewish villages, once upon a time".
I see Mona and Ali as symbolic of Sara and Hassan's imagined, successful life in the United States a life that remains perpetually out of reach.
I see Mona and Ali as symbolic of Sara and Hassan's imagined, successful life in the United States — a life that remains perpetually out of reach.
Generations of professors and students imagined the university to be a temple for productive challenge and perpetually questioned certainties.
While I was sleep deprived, over-caffeinated and working such long hours that I perpetually looked as if I needed a lie down in a darkened room, I imagined that life would continue in much the same way, with us moving out of London in a few years, working, seeing friends, going on holidays and then retiring.
We can be collectors of injustices -- perpetually feeling slighted, empty, and unhappy because of all the injustices (both real and imagined) that have fallen upon us.
Fred Thompson appears perpetually grumpy -- a presence hard to imagine inhabiting the Oval Office.
My smartphone is perpetually losing signal, and I don't imagine that there is a latte or a martini or even a good roast chicken to be found within five hundred miles.
As the novel moves forward, the revelation that lies at its heart is perpetually — even tiresomely — deferred, starting on Page 5, when Paula imagines a conversation with her children: "Mike will do the talking.
They will continue to share with one another the strengths of their craft, helping one another to perpetually improve the way their games can help us to imagine, create and engage for ourselves.
