Sentence examples for perpetually incomplete from inspiring English sources
But after successive funerals, he rarely ventured out; mornings were spent poring over perpetually incomplete crosswords, afternoons and evenings dozing in front of the television.
This article proposes setting aside this debate and instead closely examining the concrete conflicts, contradictions and resistances engendered by environmental accounting techniques and the perpetually incomplete efforts of accountants and their allies to overcome them.
As the subject of desire, it remains perpetually incomplete, just as Dasein in Heidegger exists "beyond itself" in temporal ecstasis.
The result is a pre-cosmic inchoate stratification of these traces, which anticipates the (perpetually incomplete, 58a2 c4) stratification of the finished universe.
Files were perpetually missing or incomplete, the family said.
The work seems ever incomplete and perpetually breeds new thoughts.
"Won't have it," said his editor, who had the habit of speaking in incomplete sentences, as if perpetually squeezing his thoughts into 140 characters.
Another common feature observed in many species is that of continual eruption, where roots remain incomplete throughout most of life, producing enamel, dentine and even cementum perpetually.
Shawn is perpetually late.
