Sentence examples for perpetually renewed from inspiring English sources

Still, Worthen's single-volume life has the merit of pursuing a theme detectable in every phase of Lawrence's life: his perpetually renewed isolation.

The task of making magic seem natural must be perpetually renewed, and is more complex than just making it look offhand.

It was the typical exhilarating stuff of spring at this spot – a perpetually renewed milky way of birds stretched across a marsh.

Power resources are of two kinds: those which are limited, including coal, oil, natural gas, peat, oil-shale ; and those which are perpetually renewed, such as water, wood, wind or even the tides.

It must perpetually renew itself to avoid being boring.

New York is huge; it contains multitudes, including millions of newcomers who perpetually renew it.

New York City has long held a special place in American life as a metropolis that perpetually renews itself with waves of foreign immigration.

Weissman's group explored whether nonstem cells could acquire "stemness --the ability to perpetually renew themstemness --theding into functionally identical progenitor cellstemness --themore mabilityaughtor cells--in a cancer, focusing on chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML).

"TRN can perpetually renew Dr. Savage's employment ad infinitum, thus completely restricting Dr. Savage's ability to move as an employee," the lawsuit goes on.

Therefore, I feel our perception of life will eventually change too, because what we call evolution is a phenomenon that perpetually renews itself.

With the city being perpetually razed and renewed it felt like the ultimate palimpsest; every building populated by ghosts.