Pynchon's novels are always more or less picaresque journeys; his characters travel perpetually, but rarely arrive anywhere meaningful.
Generate the grateful awareness that we are all children of the Universe and allow your heart to wish perpetually every person more life, more happiness, more success, more love, and more enlightenment.
As every fat person is perpetually reminded, more than 84 million American adults are considered clinically "obese".
Humans are biologically programmed to be resilient to hardships, but it's the same trait that leaves us perpetually wanting more.
Further, former colleagues at Microsoft and Shanda describe Mr. Tang as a pseudo-leader, perpetually detached, more interested in managing his image amongst foreign bosses and investors than generating lasting shareholder value.
The stadium's big screen just showed a picture of Jay-Z donning his Yankee hat (perpetually making it more famous than a Yankee can, apparently).
Jonathan Swift's comment that "It is better that a language should not be wholly perfect than that it should be perpetually changing" seems more quaint and extraordinary than ever.
The can-do dreamers from every walk of life- the anything is possible hardworking heroes - they keep me perpetually yearning for more time in NYC.
But as it turns out, no one's going to miss this perpetually cheerful character more than Jack McBrayer, the talented comic actor who portrayed that NBC page for the past seven years.
While his current work includes the developing Human Civilization series, a seeming graveyard dedicated to the memories of CPUs past, as well as releases from his own Begin Records, we're consistently keeping an eye on Computers Club, and looking perpetually forward to more work from Wood, in his own, dynamic, evolutionary way.
