Sentence examples for perpetually lost from inspiring English sources

In part, City Opera is captive to the torpor of American opera, an art form that has never quite broken free of the nineteen-forties populism of Aaron Copland and seems perpetually lost in that well-travelled prairie.

It is the sound of loneliness, of a man both in search of something and tranquilized by the search itself, perpetually lost and found.

Players on a perpetually losing team cannot taunt, and Sprewell said the Knicks were now merely trying to compete.

That revenue is strongly determined by market size, and whether the team owns rather than leases its stadium.It is true that having a perpetually losing team will decrease interest (unless you are a Celtics fan) and lower these sources of revenue.

My smartphone is perpetually losing signal, and I don't imagine that there is a latte or a martini or even a good roast chicken to be found within five hundred miles.

The more potent duel is the one Cera always loses: the comedy duel in which he will perpetually be upstaged by the evil competitor.

In view of the short-lived, transitory nature of the preimplantation embryo, it is not self-evident that its cells can multiply perpetually without losing identity and that all of their mRNAs and proteins result from actual gene transcription.

And once you stop to look, and give it your full attention, and glimpse its implications for the future of a great art and a perpetually lost-and-found art history, it's there in a very big way.

It's an Africa in which the lost are perpetually leading the blind, and yet somehow still find their way home.

It was a phantom dance of souls, baffled by these deceptive blends, yet still seeking permanence in the midst of what was only perpetually evanescent, or eternally lost.

The league's traditional, pre-expansion powerhouse, Clemson, seems perpetually fated to lose to a shitty team at the precise moment you've started thinking it's a national player.