Sentence examples for perpetually imminent from inspiring English sources

Cognitive computing is already a success primarily because it has NOTHING whatsoever to do with certain lame technologies that have a decades-long, proven track record of achieving perpetually imminent success.

And if you think you've heard it all before about her -- the lack of kids, the career criticism, the failed marriage to Brad Pitt and her perpetually imminent wedding to actor Justin Theroux -- she definitely has too and talking about what that means still gets her "a little tight" in the throat.

If the symbol or sign is removed, and the hate that occupies that place remains, the unsuspecting believe that all is well and inevitably get caught in a clash with a brutal reality that the sign was there for a reason and was declaring a clear and perpetually imminent danger.

Whether these claims are true, or whether they're part of the same obsession with the perpetually-imminent End Times that haunts many evangelicals, is less important than more mundane realities of ever-increasing computing power.

His Steinbrenner is not just a tyrant but a Cassandra, panicking in the early innings of key games, perpetually predicting imminent catastrophe, planning overhauls long before his team has had its last licks.

Perpetually inebriated.

Perpetually unimpressed.

Shawn is perpetually late.

He worked perpetually.

Olbermann is perpetually aggrieved.

Schaap is perpetually weary.