And dancegoers are perpetually curious.
"And he was perpetually funny".
The difference has something to do with his odd, perpetually adolescent-sounding voice, and a lot to do with his sophisticated sense of rhythm.
She is just starting her law career, he is in a limbo of odd jobs, perpetually considering trying for a Ph.D. in literature.
Broken, ill and clinging to each other, symbols of the perpetually unwell, Beckett's odd couple plumb the depths to discover an iota of happiness -- the ability to connect.
They may fly under the radar, judged simply as "strange" or "odd," and be perpetually misunderstood.
In winter, the places were perpetually cold.
I also recommend Tennyson's narrative poems, such as "The Gardener's Daughter" and "Enoch Arden" – and few poets have written as well in the epistolary form, as in "To Mary Boyle", a poem as perpetually fresh as any in the language, one that reveals this poet's odd, distinctive mode of forthrightness and reserve, his easy mastery of form.
He tended to dress in odd headgear and old formal suits – part scruff, part dandy – and his fingers were perpetually stained with ink.
He was revered despite his odd mannerisms, which included conducting business in bed in gray woolen pajamas, weeping publicly and complaining perpetually of poor health.
