Sentence examples for perpetually remind us from inspiring English sources
(BTW, regarding these jobs, I'd like to hear from those politicians who perpetually remind us that that government doesn't create jobs).
His prose perpetually reminds us that in this world, outside of our media-generated superficialities and stereotypes, classes and cultures are less cognisant with each other than ever.
They are both ghost stories — and in this respect they are representative, for all of Bolaño's work is death-haunted and is perpetually reminding us of Nietzsche's warning against thinking of life as the opposite of death: "The living are only a species of the dead, and a rare species at that".
"He would constantly remind us of that".
She perpetually waylays her storytellers to remind us that she's hovering in her attic, sifting notes, heaving sighs ("Enough! I am tired of this chapter") and teasing us with hints of momentous events that won't be revealed till later on.
They remind us that there will always be selfish people, and that the cycles of cooperation will perpetually wax and wane.
Bernardo Guimaraes' "Isaura," Fanny Hurst's "Peola," Phillip Roth's "Coleman Silk," and now Kraft's "Mel" all remind us of how, in much of our art, biracial children are almost always depicted as perpetually melancholy, ignored, confused, and ostracized by the communities for which they believe they should belong.
I still stoop to peer up at the skyscrapers when I drive through midtown Atlanta, and when I'm in New York, I must perpetually remind myself to stop gazing upward as I walk the streets.
You remind us what matters.
