Sentence examples for perpetually performing from inspiring English sources

Swift explains that he has always bridled at the notion that writers are perpetually performing reconnaissance missions for fictional material.

Chivers is perpetually devising experiments to perform in the future, and one would test how tightly linked the system of arousal is to the mechanisms of desire.

Throughout this procedure, the corneal curvature is changing and perpetually a refractive correction is performed.

While his interfering old witch of a mother (Priscilla Lopez) performs spells to induce him to marry the perpetually wriggling Rosa (Angelic Zambrana), Armando decides that Mia's blues can best be overcome by wheelchair ballroom dancing.

It has the campest single line (involving braised meatballs), and the least likely song and dance routine, performed by prison officer 'Bodybag', in sparkly bow and tap shoes, and her gloating, perpetually unzipped rapist colleague.

Recent immigrants for the most part, they perform a tough, lonely duty that few native Americans want to do anymore — even those Americans who are perpetually out of work.

Republicans are perpetually trying to do what Ronald Reagan did.

Some successful performers are perpetually on, and some are just perpetually pushing.

Don't look perpetually sullen.

How do I handle this perpetually awkward situation?

What do we mean by "perpetually delayed"?