As the woman whose job it was to be in the know about the city's latest openings, she found herself perpetually fielding questions from friends and visitors.
Instead, we've seen an ever-deepening entrenchment of the notion that one community is now an island within the island, condemned to accept that its membership of the wider community is perpetually in question, must be constantly asserted and proven, on pain of excommunication.
On the other hand, as a Reconstructionist Jew, I am perpetually asking questions of our observances that seek to understand how these practices teach beyond the moment and penetrate us in multidimensional ways.
As the holiday giving season approaches, and we illuminate these beacons of hope, I am wrestling with a perpetually challenging question: How do you get more Americans to pay attention to the life-and-death struggle of children in developing countries?
The perpetually combative Stoops will be bristling all week when questioned about those failures.
In a piece titled "Letter to White Queers," Gibson asks their audience, which inevitably includes a bevy of white queers like themself, to question their culpability in a perpetually racist society.
"Our job as human beings and writers is perpetually to ask questions about reality," Okri says.
The cascade of misfortune has triggered an emotional reaction – despair, fury, denial – and more self-reflection than usual in a country that is perpetually grappling with questions of state, ideology and national cohesion.
Meek and perpetually adolescent, Pronek never arrives at a greater literary destiny because he rarely questions his role in the global tragicomedy into which he has been unwittingly thrust.
"Why do we put up with it?" That question has perpetually perplexed the left.
