Sentence examples for perpetually new from inspiring English sources

Their fantasy, their invention is perpetually new.

Still, when she looked at Bobbie Cauligan's gelled-back hair and calculated leather jackets, or the white perpetually new sneakers and tennis-club polos strutted by Archer Tate, or the too-big flannel shirts of the shy boys like Russell Fieldberg-Morris Fieldberg-Morris and Duncan Storyy tried to dart from the safety of one classroom to another, Hazel did not see the possibillowing love.

Apple is now 33 years old, yet it seems like a perpetually new company.

I still think it's sung by people trying to find their way in a perpetually new land.

Growing up the first time around, without a mother or a father, in an institution, perpetually the new boy at a new school, was so painful that he seems to be doing it all over again.

"They are perpetually exploring new depths of depravity in their efforts to shock".

The clay is so wet and malleable that it perpetually yields new discoveries, like an inchlong piece of what was probably part of a human leg that had lain unnoticed on the ground.

Writing verse meant perpetually discovering new and intricate fascinations, though nature often became sinister (a ladybird "slides like a blood-drop down a spear of grass") and left no consolation for losses such as the death of her son by drowning: There was singing in the sap that ended in his green death playing by the river.

His authentic self is always so taken up with the immediate that he is quite unconcerned with glorifying his part in defending his country, and much more interested in conveying the texture and character of the world in which he is perpetually meeting new and exciting people and hearing and doing surprising things".

Unless Apple is willing to perpetually hire new app reviewers, the situation simply isn't tenable.

But the fundamental authoritarian system obviously remains unchanged, continuing to pressure, intimidate and lock up dissidents, perpetually creating new political prisoners who can be released as bargaining chips someday.