But I was devoured by lust, perpetually aroused, no matter that I was rebelling inside or that I found the women gross and the task odious.
In one case, for example, a young man who perpetually had no response to his pitches was finally "caught" when a manager stepped in to look at the pitch and see if he could advise.
In sum, she's burdened you with debts she's perpetually in no position to repay.
Ronald Reagan is gone yet lives on, partially buried, perpetually exhumed, no matter how many nails are driven into his memory-coffin.
Not miserable in a things-are-really-bad sense, but more in a cyclical, perpetually irritating, no-relief-from-guilt-of-what-I'm-not-doing-right kind of emotional illness.
This is why my answer will always be "no". I am perpetually on the cusp of greatness.
After several years, some people become perpetually asymptomatic and no longer experience outbreaks, though they may still be contagious to others.
Your parents haven't listened to new music since they were 25, seem perpetually stressed, have no idea how to work a Snapchat filter, and barely speak to each other.
Under pastoral leases, runholders' property rights were strong – 33-year perpetually renewable terms – but narrow – no subdivision, no golf courses, and no soil disturbance ([Brower 2008]).
Last season he was hapless, a would-be slickster full of talk but no game, perpetually in awe of Mark Paul Schneiderr), the office Lothario.
