Sentence examples for perpetually keeping from inspiring English sources

"Immaculate, calm and old-headed," thought Neville Cardus: "His cricket is perpetually keeping an appointment leisurely with moments to spare.

The English journalist Neville Cardus commented "His cricket is perpetually keeping an appointment leisurely with moments to spare.

I should mention that I never actually stalked Zoey after our breakup but my thoughts did run toward the obsessive, perpetually keeping an eye out for her around town and holding imaginary, unresolved arguments between the two of us.

He began it chew it every day, all day, keeping himself perpetually numbed.

He was perpetually curious, and even keeping algebra and calculus books around the house to read for pleasure.

Governments that spy on their people want to gain information and thus control not only over their enemies but over everyone, keeping them perpetually suspicious.

Much of this increase has come from middle-class mothers going to work instead of staying at home.Cell-phones and beepers act like electronic leashes, keeping people perpetually tied to their job.

If we had to visualise this establishment, it would resemble an Edwardian board of aesthetic censors presided over by a stern TS Eliot type figure inherently hostile to innovation (the irony, of course, is that Eliot was the greatest revolutionary in modern poetry) and keeping a perpetually wary eye on the likes of a Terry Eagleton or a James Kelman.

They were thinking, Lana recalled, "about 'real worlds' and 'worlds within worlds' and the problem of virtual reality in movies, and then it hit us: What if this world was the virtual world?" The trilogy is set in a dystopian future where machines exploit human energy by keeping people perpetually comatose in pods, while placating their minds with a continuous simulated reality called the Matrix.

Flash! Citizens who think they are getting the facts are instead ingesting data that just makes them feel good, keeping them perpetually misinformed and keeping whatever bad feelings which might result from any truthful analysis at bay.

Foie gras production is by no means ethical, but neither is debeaking chickens, tail-docking pigs, keeping animals perpetually pregnant, or keeping them in stalls so small and so crowded they they cannot properly turn around.