The disastrous political turmoil which has perpetually afflicted Iran and led the country from one crisis to another -- of which the nuclear weapons showdown with the West is only the latest episode -- has been created by despotic forces which have always had little social support.
Compared to Stephen Davis's perpetually bestselling (and much-maligned) Led Zeppelin bio Hammer of the Gods, or ex-Soul Coughing frontman Mike Doughty's memoir, which I shut in the middle of an extended listing that's right, listing of his nineties road conquests and never opened again, Porcelain is positively courtly.
Her popularity led my generation of women to stay perpetually hungry.
The condition, in which there's a buildup of fluid inside the skull, has led to the kitten's uniquely adorable, perpetually surprised look.
One friend of mine leads a perpetually enhanced life, one where myth becomes fact and fact is all the better for it.
Nevertheless, the prospect of a substantial increase in pensioners in the remainder of the 21st century has led to fears in some quarters that the "compact between generations" may not perpetually be honoured.
And there is PennyMac, led by Mr. Kurland, 56, once the soft-spoken No. 2 to Angelo R. Mozilo, the perpetually tanned former chief executive of Countrywide and its public face.
We're not going to allow Iran to perpetually engage in negotiations that lead nowhere.
However, perpetually receiving only positive feedback leads to complacency (Podsakoff and Farh, 1989); perhaps an instructor begins to think, "I am doing so well, I don't need to improve".
All of it was meant, the couple explained, to lead its users into a perpetually "tentative" relationship with their surroundings, and thereby keep them young.
