Sentence examples similar to perpetually is given from inspiring English sources
In this manner, each scene was given "a perpetually smoky look".
He warns of the formation of social media echo chambers, in which a very limited number of viewpoints are given precedence and perpetually reiterated on sites such as Twitter.
As she told a visitor one afternoon last month, sleeping there "gives you this feeling of perpetually being in your made-up little world".
[The U.S. will play Sweden, Japan and Canada — three other teams in the Olympic field — before opening the Games against France at Hampden Park in Glasgow on July 25.] Swimmers and track athletes get to taper their preparations for the Olympics, but you and your teammates have to be perpetually in top form given the schedule you play.
SUZUKI Perpetually besieged Suzuki gave up on the United States market in late 2012, just as it was finding its feet.
Tolstoy's tyrannical and perpetually-pregnant wife Sofya was about to give birth to the 12th of their 13 children, when, as he recorded in his diary, she "began to nag me about some horses".
He needs perpetually to be consoled and contained.
His thinning frizzy hair and his bushy eyebrows give him the air of someone who is perpetually rumpled.
Its appearance is perpetually wintry: the top few hundred metres are covered with a whitish scree, giving the illusion of a snowbound summit even in high summer.
That people have trouble embracing them -- this is perpetually baffling.
She's perpetually on the road, giving talks, and promoting her book, Freedom or Submission: On the dangers of Islamic Extremism & American Complacency.
