He is perpetually in love with Aurelia Treene, who marries a wealthy black man who attends a lot of secret meetings.
Keith Baxter compared Welles to Falstaff, since they were both perpetually short of money, often lied and cheated people to get what they needed and were always merry and fun loving.
Was it the stress of raising three boys and loving them so fiercely that I perpetually feared for their lives?
She seems to be one of us women perpetually trying to make a go of it in New York, loving our city, but occasionally getting splattered by it.
"I love this perpetually grey sky," he wrote to a friend in 1862.
Most of all, I think, Earl loved his perpetually available left-handed pinch-hitter Terry Crowley, the primo late-inning, other-manager's dilemma of that era.
The idiosyncratic, perpetually boyish, and unequivocally American actor Sam Waterston is giving the performance of his career as the alternately loving, baffled, and furious patriarch Leonato in Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" (at the Delacorte Theatre, in Central Park).
The victims, on the other hand, are characterized by her sources as "deficient in self-esteem, perpetually seeking care, protection, and love" from these alluring folk.
She is perpetually seeking "kindred spirits". She loves trees and stories and nut-brown hair and will burn whatever is in the oven while dreaming about trees and stories and nut-brown hair.
Now a romance need not be ideal to be moving and engaging, and there is a lovely third-act sequence where Ally wonders out loud whether the perpetually intoxicated Jackson will still love her when he's sober.
Over time, wives retreat emotionally because it's virtually impossible to love someone who perpetually hurts you.
